Neigh, neigh and thrice neigh.
Joseph Squires appeared at Leicester Crown Court, Monday 12th April, charged with buggery of a donkey between February 2 and February 5, 1999, and buggery of a horse between March 15 and 18, 2004.
The 66-year-old also faced charges of damaging property - relating to the two animals on the same dates.
Squires, whose address was previously given as Overpark Avenue, Leicester, was due to stand trial but pleaded guilty to all four counts today.
Mitigating, Amar Mehta told the court Squires had no previous convictions and was of previous good character.
Squires was remanded into custody for a pre-sentence report to be prepared and will be sentenced on May 24.
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I'll get my coat
So this is what you were doing Saturday...!
well i was drunk, so that's ok surely?
mind you he could say he is very sorry ---offer to go to a sex addiction clinic and pay off the other 19 farm yard animals so they dont bring charges against him--- that might work.
Sorry mate, doesn't really work second time around!
;o)
lol
Then maybe he misread the signs - Horse and Donkey Rides
These pensioners though eh.
LOL!!!
If only he had locked the stable door before he bolted.
Wonder who was responsible for dobbin him in?
He knew the game was up when he heard the police car coming nee yore nee yore.
I'm sorry I'll go now....