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Animal sex perv caught romping with SHEEP by farmer who held a stake out when he spotted his animals acting strangely

The Cypriot farmer, who was wondering why his animals' temperament had changed in recent months, held a stakeout and installed CCTV cameras in a bid to catch the perv.

A MAN has allegedly been caught having SEX WITH SHEEP by a farmer who was wondering why his animals' temperament had changed in recent months.

He installed CCTV inside the animal sheds at his farm on the holiday island of Cyprus.

 The farmer was shocked to discover what the perv was doing with his sheep
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The farmer was shocked to discover what the perv was doing with his sheepCredit: Alamy

The reports what he saw on the recordings left him shocked and dazed that someone would do such a thing to a farm animal.

Armed with the recordings as evidence, he called in police who carried out a full investigation.

The paper said eventually a 61-year-old man was arrested.

Police are claiming he is the man caught on camera having sex with sheep at the farm.

 The incident occurred in Cyprus
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The incident occurred in CyprusCredit: Alamy

The police told the newspaper that the suspect from the town of Dali, was arrested over the weekend in connection with allegedly sexually abusing animals for a period of SIX MONTHS.

The police told the paper the alleged offences came to light when the farm owner in Chirokitia noticed a change in his sheep’s behaviour.

He decided he needed to see what was spooking the animals so much, so installed security cameras.

He was stunned to see the suspect would regularly come to the farm and have sex with his sheep.

Following his arrest, the man admitted to the act which began in September last year, claim police.

He was since been charged in writing and will be called to court at a later date when full details will be released.

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