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'I stood in the road because I wanted to kill myself and I never intended to scare anybody,' he told officers. Hunt told police during an interview that his mental health had been in 'crisis' over problems with his medication and wanted to take his own life, the court heard. There was also neon white paint used for drawing on a mask, the court heard. Hunt told him: 'I am not dangerous, I am a normal person, I have got a few problems.'Ī search found Hunt was not wearing a T-shirt or any underwear and inside his van was a collection of wet black clothing, women's tights, face masks and gloves.

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'I noticed his skin was extremely wet and damp - suggesting he had been lying on the side of the road,' the officer said.

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Pc Declan Coppock spoke to the defendant, who was wearing grey trousers and a black hooded top, and arrested him - with Hunt telling him he was not a gimp. Following reports of the second incident, police went to Bleadon and spotted a white Berlingo van in a field which was reversing and decided to stop it. 'I was angry that he scared Samantha and Chloe,' he said. The teenager in the car said when he saw the man he grabbed the door handle in case he tried to open the door. I was scared by this person - anything could have happened and they had their hands behind their back and they could have been holding anything.' Ms Brown's sister-in-law, Chloe Smith, also saw the man and said: 'I was scared by what he was doing because it was dark and they were dressed like that.' When I got home I was shaking and crying. 'When I saw the person I felt sheer horror. I had to speed up to get past them and he jumped to the side of my car,' she said in a statement. 'When I saw them my sister-in-law screamed. Just 24 hours later - shortly after midnight on May 9 - Samantha Brown was driving from work with her sister-in-law and another colleague when she saw a man dressed all in black with a face mask. 'I can see they were all in black and shiny and the car lights were reflecting off him,' he said. 'They were face down in a military fashion and writhing and crawling on their belly.' Martin Mills, a passenger in a vehicle driving in the area at the same time as Miss Lodge, saw a man 'commando crawling' on the floor. He was dressed all in black with a shiny, black facemask with white crosses on. It was terrifying although I had only seen them for a few seconds. My first thought was it could be a possible abduction and the person was trying to get me out of my car. 'The mask was dark and very tight and two white crosses where the eyes should be. 'I could see the person was wearing very tight, dark clothing and had a mask on their face. 'He was writhing and crawling as if in a military fashion,' she said. At a previous hearing motorist Lucy Lodge said in a written statement that she was driving home when she saw something moving on the ground. I am not in a gimp suit.' The defendant had denied two offences of causing intentional harassment, alarm or distress.

When Hunt was arrested minutes after the second incident, he told police: 'I am not a gimp - I do not own a gimp suit. Bristol Magistrates' Court heard the incidents took place in the evening of May 7 and shortly after midnight on May 9 this year in Bleadon, near Weston-super-Mare, Somerset.

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The court previously heard Hunt was seen by a lone female driver to be writhing around on the ground, and he left another victim shaking and crying. The 32-year-old was found guilty of harassment last month and the police linked him to 25 incidents committed by the so-called “Somerset Gimp”. He also must not “crawl, wriggle or writhe on the ground wearing a full-body covering or mask” or visit the areas where he jumped out on people, after a temporary injunction was made permanent. Joshua Hunt is now subject to a sexual risk order order and he is not allowed to wear a mask or possess one in a public place and is not able to wear black all-in-one clothing at night in public. A man convicted of being the Somerset Gimp has been banned from crawling, wriggling or writhing on the ground in public while wearing a full-body covering or mask for five years.

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