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Back in January I commented on the unusual case of a man in Leicester who was accused of buggery with a horse and a donkey.
Facetiously, I wondered how the animals managed to lodge a complaint. The answer to that question will never be known, for the 66-year old man pleaded guilty to four counts of buggery at Leicester Crown Court yesterday and was remanded in custody until the end of next month.
Defence counsel told the court that the man had no previous convictions and asked for him to be released on bail as he did not, ‘have a stable address’.
I’m sorry - I couldn’t resist that!
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Back in January I commented on the unusual case of a man in Leicester who was accused of buggery with a horse and a donkey.
Facetiously, I wondered how the animals managed to lodge a complaint. The answer to that question will never be known, for the 66-year old man pleaded guilty to four counts of buggery at Leicester Crown Court yesterday and was remanded in custody until the end of next month.
Defence counsel told the court that the man had no previous convictions and asked for him to be released on bail as he did not, ‘have a stable address’.
I’m sorry - I couldn’t resist that!
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