‘Bowser bonk’ in court over servo sex

Lionel Spratt

Lionel William Spratt pleaded guilty to behaving indecently after being caught having sex in public / Katrina Bridgeford

Man pleads guilty to behaving indecently Sex at petrol bowser Refused to stop when police asked

A MAN caught having sex at a Northern Territory petrol bowser was asleep until his "friend" was already sitting on top of him, a court has heard.

Lionel Mark William Spratt yesterday pleaded guilty to behaving indecently in public in Darwin Magistrates Court.

His legal aid lawyer Matthew Hubber stated his client had been on drugs all day at Litchfield National Park and was asleep in the passenger seat when his friend drove Spratt’s troop carrier into the BP service station at Adelaide River in September last year, the Northern Territory News reports.

Prosecutor James Tierney stated Spratt’s friend drove up to the bowser closest to the shop, got out of the driver’s side door and got in the passenger’s side and sat on him.

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The service station attendant could see the pair "kissing passionately", and Mr Tierney stated the attendant could hear loud moaning and the woman was "moving in ways that gave the impression the pair was having sexual intercourse".

The attendant called the police, who arrived and asked the couple to stop.

They did not, and Spratt was not arrested until 27 minutes later.

The court was told that the two police officers had waited beside the car for Spratt and his friend to "compose themselves".

The woman was also charged with behaving indecently in public but the charge was later withdrawn.

Mr Hubber stated his client had been in alcohol and drug rehabilitation since the offences.

Chief Magistrate Jenny Blokland will sentence Spratt tomorrow.

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