Man "raped" by dog.........
Man "raped" by dog.........
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ronj

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281 posts

293 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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Extract from the Yorkshire Evening Post:



"A drunk who claimed he had been raped by a dog was yesterday jailed for 12 months by a judge. Martin Hoyle, 45, was arrested by police after a passing motorist and his girlfriend found a Staffordshire bull terrier, called Badger, having sex with him at the side of a road in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire.



Prosecutor Ben Crosland said the couple had stopped to help because they thought Hoyle was being attacked by the animal. But when they got closer they saw that he had his trousers round his ankles, was down on all fours and the dog was straddling him from behind.



"The defendant mumbled something about the dog having taken a liking to him," said Mr Crosland. "The couple were extremely offended and sickened by what they saw." Another passing motorist contacted the police and Hoyle was arrested as he walked with the dog down the road.



Hoyle, of East view, Marsh, Huddersfield, told police "I can't help it if the dog took a liking to me. He tried to rape me."



He repeated the ra pe allegation at the police station and added "The dog pulled my trousers down." Hoyle, who has had a long-standing alcohol problem, was jailed for 12 months after he admitted committing an act which outraged public decency.



His barrister said Hoyle had no memory of the incident because of his drunken state, but was now very remorseful and incredibly embarrassed.



Jailing him, Judge Alistair McCallum told Hoyle "Never before in my time at the bar or on the bench have I ever had to deal with somebody who voluntarily allowed himself to be buggered by a dog on the public highway. Frankly it is beyond most of our comprehension. It is an absolutely disgusting thing for members of the public to have to witness."


Ron.


vixpy1

42,699 posts

294 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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ronj said:



Hoyle, of East view, Marsh, Huddersfield, told police "I can't help it if the dog took a liking to me. He tried to rape me."






schueymcfee

1,577 posts

295 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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The passing motorists must've been from out of town, that's a regular occurance in Hudds on a Sat night.

by the way - that's what we do when we're "dogging"

>> Edited by schueymcfee on Friday 21st October 13:09

MARQUE

187 posts

256 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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i told dad to stay at home...sick

EmmaP

11,758 posts

269 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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ronj said:
"The dog pulled my trousers down."


Tears! Tears!

JagLover

46,790 posts

265 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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ultimasimon

9,646 posts

288 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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Utterly incredible. Has the dog got no taste?

Does the dog not know what its doing and what was it thinking at the time? "Cool I have ed a human"

Thats melted my brain. Now that the bloke is going inside for a year thats an unnecessary drain on taxpayers resources. Who will look after the dog?

Einion Yrth

19,575 posts

274 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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ultimasimon said:
Utterly incredible. Has the dog got no taste?

Does the dog not know what its doing and what was it thinking at the time? "Cool I have ed a human"

Thats melted my brain. Now that the bloke is going inside for a year thats an unnecessary drain on taxpayers resources. Who will look after the dog?

'spec he'll get rent boys out of Hudds council taxes.

JagLover

46,790 posts

265 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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ultimasimon said:
Who will look after the dog?


Vixpy

scorp

8,783 posts

259 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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"Never before in my time at the bar or on the bench have I ever had to deal with somebody who voluntarily allowed himself to be buggered by a dog on the public highway."

Einion Yrth

19,575 posts

274 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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scorp said:
"Never before in my time at the bar or on the bench have I ever had to deal with somebody who voluntarily allowed himself to be buggered by a dog on the public highway."


Why did he need to specify 'on the public highway'? the public needs to know.

IS200RJR

796 posts

272 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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Thats unreal oh well there will be a few more dogs who take a liking to him in prison.
locked up he needs shooting im surprised the dodg didnt bite him by the neck and take him some quite place

timmy30

9,325 posts

257 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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Dog said, in his defense "Ruff, he was acting like a bitch, so I shagged him like a bitch"

alexkp

16,484 posts

274 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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It's the judges comment that had me in stitches - you can just picture the scene in court when he delivered those lines...

Incorrigible

13,668 posts

291 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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ultimasimon said:
Who will look after the dog?
I will, the evenings could do with a bit of spicing up

ZR1cliff

17,999 posts

279 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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thats got to be the funniest/sickest thing i have read.


Paws for thought It buggers belief.

UKBob

16,277 posts

295 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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anonymous said:
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Quite!

D-Angle

4,468 posts

272 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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Since the act was committed next to a road, could they put points on his license for this? I'd like to see that on the insurance form!
Yorkshire Evening Post said:
Martin Hoyle, 45, was arrested by police after a passing motorist and his girlfriend found a Staffordshire bull terrier, called Badger, having sex with him at the side of a road in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire.
First time I read this, I thought they meant the girlfriend of the guy being buggered by the bull terrier. Of all the people to be driving by at the time...

Maybe Mr Hoyle was hoping for another headline: "Food Scientist discovers world's tastiest dog biscuit, astounded by results." I'll stop now, you could go on forever with this...

timmy30

9,325 posts

257 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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D-Angle said:

First time I read this, I thought they meant the girlfriend of the guy being buggered by the bull terrier. Of all the people to be driving by at the time...


that would take some explaining wouldn't it. "Honestly honey it's not what you think"

scorp

8,783 posts

259 months

Friday 21st October 2005
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Imagine the stick this guy is going to get in prison, his life won't be worth living.