Hecker was arrested on March 26 after the girl told her mother what she had seen and shared with police a photograph of his license plate, according to police.
On Thursday, Warren County Judge Gary Loxley gave Hecker a 90-day jail sentence but suspended 84 days and gave him credit for one day served.
Hecker was also placed on probation for one year and required to complete a mental health assessment and sex offender class.
The jail time is to be scheduled with the probation department.
Loxley dismissed a charge of disseminating harmful materials to juveniles.
Hecker’s lawyer declined comment Thursday.
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