Dad who had sex with stranger on pavement in middle of the day is jailed – but woman is let off with fine
A DAD who had sex with a stranger on a pavement in the middle of the day has been jailed – while she walked free.
Jonathon Pisani, 45, romped with Kate Jackson, 40, in full view of passing shoppers after they got chatting while waiting for a train.
Witnesses called cops mistakenly fearing she was being raped – but CCTV showed her pulling Pisani on top of her in Stalybridge, Greater Manchester.
The pair admitted outraging public decency but while she was let off with a £50 fine he has been handed an 11-week sentence.
Jackson, whose address cannot be reported, was also made to pay costs of £180 at Tameside magistrates court in October.
But Pisani, of Stalybridge, had to cough up £213 in costs and surcharges on top of his sentence at Manchester magistrates court.
District Judge Bernard Begley told Pisani: “Members of the public were going about their daily business.
“One of them drew this offence to the attention of police as they thought your co-accused was being raped.
'HIGHLY EMBARRASSED'
“This was an appalling offence committed in broad daylight in the middle of the summer.
“You have previous convictions, albeit not for anything like this, and were subject to a conditional discharge.
"It may well be that the woman in this case was dealt with in a particular way, but only immediate custody can be imposed in your case.”
Ian Ridgway, defending, had pleaded for a “community order” as the co-accused had received one – further asking for a suspended sentence if that were not possible.
Mr Ridgway said: “He has mental health issues and is trying to get treatment from his doctor.”
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Pisani had previous convictions for unrelated matters and had repeatedly failed to attend court.
He appeared in the dock from custody after a warrant was issued for his arrest and was in breach of a conditional discharge.
Jackson had previously said she was “highly embarrassed” for their al-fresco session on August 10 this year.
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