Woman fined for biting man's penis
A 22-year-old woman has been found guilty of biting a man's penis at a fast-food outlet in Falköping in March.
The incident occurred after the woman approached the man and asked him several times if he would like her to perform oral sex on him. The pair were not acquainted and the man declined the offer. He then kept trying to reason with her as he turned his body away from her advances.
But the woman would not take no for an answer. Catching the man off guard, she pulled his trousers down and sank her teeth into one side of his penis. She then scratched him in the face.
The woman admitted to Skaraborg District Court that she had been very much under the influence of alcohol and did not remember having set foot in the fast-food restaurant.
The court found the 22-year-old guilty of assault and sexual harassment. She was given a suspended sentence, fined 80 days' wages and ordered to pay the man 11,600 kronor in damages.
The court said it found the man's story credible, partly because it was so unusual that the judges did not believe he had made it up. His version of events was also supported by a witness. Photographs and a doctor's note provided further evidence of the injuries he had sustained.
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The incident occurred after the woman approached the man and asked him several times if he would like her to perform oral sex on him. The pair were not acquainted and the man declined the offer. He then kept trying to reason with her as he turned his body away from her advances.
But the woman would not take no for an answer. Catching the man off guard, she pulled his trousers down and sank her teeth into one side of his penis. She then scratched him in the face.
The woman admitted to Skaraborg District Court that she had been very much under the influence of alcohol and did not remember having set foot in the fast-food restaurant.
The court found the 22-year-old guilty of assault and sexual harassment. She was given a suspended sentence, fined 80 days' wages and ordered to pay the man 11,600 kronor in damages.
The court said it found the man's story credible, partly because it was so unusual that the judges did not believe he had made it up. His version of events was also supported by a witness. Photographs and a doctor's note provided further evidence of the injuries he had sustained.
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