A man has been sentenced for outraging public decency in Aylesbury.
Luke Castle, aged 35, of Culverton Hill, Princes Risborough pleaded guilty to one count of outraging public decency at High Wycombe Magistrates Court.
He was given a community order, rehabilitation activity requirement days and fined a total of £199 on Monday (24/4).
On 12 July last year, Castle approached the victim, a woman in her thirties, on Britannia Street, Aylesbury.
Castle sexually assaulted the victim, who was unconscious at the time.
Investigating officer, Detective Constable Sandrine Bonomo-Fox said: “This was a shocking incident that took place in broad daylight in a public place.
“I would like to thank the public for their support in this investigation, as the information they provided was crucial in securing this conviction.”
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