A Florida man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for having sex with three women and not telling them he was HIV positive.

Rasheem Ikey Bodiford, 27, was also given five years of probation after being convicted of three felony counts of having sex with another person without notifying that person that he had HIV, according to a news release by State Attorney Bill Eddins obtained by PEOPLE.

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In April, a penalty procedure hearing was held to decide if Bodiford was a danger to the public — and a jury found that he was.

“He had HIV, he knew he had HIV and he had sexual intercourse with partners without letting them know his status,” Monica Daniels, assistant state attorney in Escambia County tells PEOPLE. “The crime is the fact he had it, he knew he had it, and he knew he had to inform his partner and he failed to do so.”Daniels says Bodiford became aware of his HIV-positive status in 2015 and engaged in sexual intercourse with the three victims between Sept. 2016 and October 2017.

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One of the victims told police she acquired HIV after having sex with Bodiford. She said she saw Bodiford with HIV drugs but he told her that he was selling them for his uncle.

The second woman said she had been dating Bodiford since June 2017 and he never notified her of his HIV-positive status, the State Attorney’s Office says.