“This was a deliberate and gratuitous act that caused suffering”
A man who carried out a ‘deliberate and gratuitous’ sex act whilst holding a baby seagull and looking at animal porn has been jailed.
Describing the incident, she added: “The defendant runs down the street trying to chase a seagull. The footage then goes to the back alley and we see the defendant with a different, younger, baby gull in his arms. Ms Burgess said that when he had finished, Lee put the gull down, gave it a “small kick” to shoo it away and walked off in the opposite direction.
But Ms Burgess said: “Police took the phone and it was very clear he was accessing animal porn at the time.” Annalisa Moscardini, defending, said Lee was a heavy drinker who experienced blackouts. “He accepts he must have done this act but he didn’t have a good recollection of it,” she said in explanation of his initial denials. “To some extent he cannot explain what happened.”
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