Gimp banned from wearing a gimp suit in public and 'crawling, wriggling or writhing on the ground' for five years
Gimp banned from wearing a gimp suit in public and 'crawling, wriggling or writhing on the ground' for five years
Joshua Hunt, a self-employed gardener from Claverham, North Somerset, had been linked by police to 25 incidents across the county over the past five years.
Guess we have something to look forward to in 2028.
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Man who publicly restricts his freedom has his freedom publicly restricted.
On a more serious note though: why is sharing his name and face necessary or even allowed? Seems like it'll result in consequences greater than what the court has deemed appropriate to dole out.
@Wimopy I agree. The UK are usually pretty robust about name supression but I guess he wasn't powerful enough?
The earlier case linked makes him sound pretty vulnerable:
Hunt also told the court on the two nights he had been seen on the side of the road he had wanted to kill himself by being hit by a car.
"It never entered my head that what I was doing was frightening people," he said.
"I apologise to those people - I agree what I was doing was frightening but hand on my heart I never intended to cause them harassment, alarm or distress."
I agree. The UK is usually pretty robust about name suppression. Maybe he wasn't powerful enough.
The earlier story linked makes him sound vulnerable:
Hunt also told the court on the two nights he had been seen on the side of the road he had wanted to kill himself by being hit by a car.
"It never entered my head that what I was doing was frightening people," he said.
"I apologise to those people - I agree what I was doing was frightening but hand on my heart I never intended to cause them harassment, alarm or distress."
Man who publicly restricts his freedom has his freedom publicly restricted.
Masochist tased, bondage enthusiast shackled.
Jurisprudence Fetishist Gets Off On Technicality
why is sharing his name and face necessary or even allowed?
Open justice?
You mean vigilante justice?
So you're answer is that no one is ever named after committing a crime?
Ah, everything is either black or white, isnt it.
What situations do you give people anonymity then?
Humiliation fetishist publicly shamed