PERVERT SENT PENIS PICS IN PINK CHASTITY BELT AND BEGGED WOMAN TO TREAT HIM LIKE A PONY
King, of Windward Road, admitted sending a photo of his genitals to cause alarm or distress when he appeared in court in October.He returned to Medway Magistrates' Court on March 5 to learn his fate.
The case started with the woman responding to the Facebook post, thinking she could make some money from hiring out her stables.
The judge heard that when the messages took a turn, she told King to go away and even suggested there were other groups on social media which could accommodate his kinky demands.
Piers Restell, prosecuting, said: "He messaged again with further requests and asked if there was someone else at the yard who might be able to do it, and that he was happy to pay." The court heard the woman then blocked him, but he managed to message her again on another platform and continued with his twisted requests.
He then started sending pictures of sex toys and said he wanted to be a lady's b****.
He also sent pictures of himself wearing bondage gear.
The prosecutor added: "He said he wanted to be put in a bridle, and the messages get more explicit as time goes on.
After he sent the photos, she tried to steer him towards other groups, but then he sent the chastity picture.
"It was a naked photo while he was wearing the chastity belt, and his genitals were showing.
The picture caused alarm and distress." She wrote a victim impact statement in which she said the messages were graphic.
King was unknown to her but he was making it clear what his sexual preferences were.
She said the messages were persistent and that he asked what horse equipment could be used on a human.
The woman also said her mental health had suffered as a result of his unwanted contact and that she was frightened he would turn up at her address.
Samuel Sotunde, defending, said his client had pleaded guilty at the earliest opportunity.
He added: "He's appalled by his behaviour and he's of previous good character.
He has no previous convictions." He also works as an IT consultant, works from home, and provides IT services for schools, with no access to children.
The court heard King earns £1,700 a month.
Judge Leake explained this was an unusual case, noting King's sexual preferences, but the focus was on how he expressed them.
The judge said King contacted an equestrian group for his sexual preferences, which led to her distress.
He handed King an 18-month community order, requiring 20 rehabilitation sessions, 180 hours of unpaid work, and ordered him to pay £1,000 in compensation.
King is to be on the sex offender's register for five years, with a restraining order banning contact or social media communication with the woman for three years.
He must also pay a £114 victim surcharge and £85 court costs.
