Newton Road, Mumbles,south Wales - Court orders man to keep his trousers on while driving

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Grant Steven Marks pleaded guilty to outraging public decency while driving along Newton Road in Mumbles

A MOTORIST has been told to keep his clothes on when at the wheel after admitting performing a sex act on himself while driving naked along a busy street during the rush-hour.

Grant Steven Marks was seen by shop workers in Mumbles without clothes — and with just a green cloth covering his groin — while fondling himself.

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Swansea Magistrates Court heard that the traffic on Newton Road was travelling slowly at the time, and staff were able to make a note of Marks' car registration and call police — the 46-year-old was stopped by officers on Mumbles Road a short time later.

Marks pleaded guilty to a single count of outraging public decency by behaving in an indecent manner on March 25 when he appeared before justices.

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Linda Baker, prosecuting, said that at around 4.50pm on the day in question staff working in a shop on Newton Road saw Marks driving in a line of traffic shirtless and apparently without trousers on — when the defendant saw the staff he began to perform a sex act on himself and "attempted to cover himself with a green cloth".

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The court heard Marks, of George Street, Cwmcarn, has a previous caution for a similar offence of outraging public decent from last year.

Magistrates ordered a probation report on Marks and sentencing in the case was adjourned until May 5 — the defendant was bailed until that date on condition that he does not remove his clothing in a public place, or while he is driving or is stationary in a car in a public place.

Roger Smith, chairman of the bench, told the defendant: "You've heard the conditions of your bail — you must not be undressed in a public place or while driving."

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