A pervert who carried out a sickening sex attack on a seagull has been jailed
. David Lee received a six-month jail term and been banned from keeping animals for ten years after the court found that he had caused unnecessary suffering to the bird.
Chronicle Live reports Mr Lee told officers that he had picked up the gull because it was injured and was looking on his phone to find out what he should do when he was arrested at a local takeaway. But instead of searching for a vet's phone number, as he claimed to have done, police checks revealed that Lee had actually been looking at porn sites, the court was told.
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