Mum-of-three’s candid excuse for performing a sex act outside a Huddersfield church
Rasila Akbar also pointed her fingers in a gun-like gesture as she was sentenced to custody
A MUM-of-three has given a very candid excuse for performing a sex act outside a Huddersfield church.
Rasila Akbar was captured on CCTV talking with a number of men in the early hours of July 14.
Security camera monitors watched as Akbar talked with a number of males before walking to the gardens of Huddersfield Parish Church with one of them and performing a lewd act on him.
When she appeared in court, Akbar claimed that she’d just married the man after seeing him around town a couple of times.
She said that they’d just had a ceremony in the area and she agreed to satisfy his sexual frustration, reports the
Rasila Akbar was jailed after making no effort to comply with a community order imposed after CCTV operators caught her engaging in oral sex in another garden in the down.
The man received only a caution because he had no previous dealings with police.
As she was being sentenced, she pointed her fingers in a gun-like gesture towards a journalist in the court after taking issue with coverage of her arrest.
She said: “You’re too right - I’m a very dangerous woman.”
Other offences that Ms Akbar, of Brownroyd Avenue in Rawthorpe, committed included assaulting her neighbour.
She was also caught with an eight-inch knife in tucked into her trousers at Dewsbury Railway Station.
Her solicitor Andy Day explained that she suffered from bipolar disorder and other psychological issues.
Magistrates originally sentenced her to 14 weeks in custody, suspended for a year.
This order included a community order with 25 days of rehabilitation activities.
She breached the order twice on August 30 and September 6 and was then arrested after missing a breach hearing and magistrates were told that she showed a pattern of non-engagement with the order.
Her suspended sentence was activated and two weeks as added to the sentence, sending her to prison for a total of 16 weeks.
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