And deciding to give Sean James O'Reilly an intermittent sentence, a judge gave consideration to the fact that O'Reilly has kittens that he looks after.

A man who used a syringe to spray a cleaning product on the legs of women walking downtown, destroying their panty hose and exposing their skin,

has been sentenced to seven days in jail for what the judge called predatory behavior.

It's just weird.

This is the case of a man targeting women for his own gratification, according to the

BC Supreme Court Justice.

Sanders found that Sean James O'Reilly is guilty of seven counts of assault in relation to a

series of incidents over roughly six weeks.

Victims reporting walking by the Bay Center

when they felt like they'd been splashed with a liquid,

then realized her pantyhose was disintegrating.

Some said they felt a burning or itching sensation,

which disappeared fairly quickly and did not cause any lasting injury.

The man told police, after his arrest,

that he was attracted to the look

of destroyed nylons and described his actions as a fetish and has been charged with seven counts,

including those of sexual assault. He later denied there was a sexual motivation and said he

was motivated by the thrill of getting away with something. Well, they found the offenses did not meet the standard to be considered sexual assault

because O'Reilly did not interact with the victims to make them aware they were subject to

domination or any kind of control.

Either way.

Yeah.

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