{UAH} Gook. u Cant beat this- Couple only met hours earlier performed sex acts in front of shocked families on a train
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Couple who had only met hours earlier performed sex acts on each other in front of shocked families on a train
- Allison Jennings and Gavin Maguire were on train following their first date
- Became amorous and indulged in heavy petting in view of passengers
- Shocked families informed police and appeal was launched to identify pair
- Now admitted one charge of outraging public decency and were sentenced
By Keiligh Baker for MailOnline
Published: 16:55 GMT, 15 September 2015 | Updated: 23:03 GMT, 15 September 2015
Allison Jennings, 39, and Gavin Maguire, 40, (pictured outside court) were on a packed train from London when they began the heavy petting
A couple on their first date - who had only met hours earlier - carried out sex acts on each other in front of disgusted families onboard a busy train.
Sales manager Allison Jennings, 39, of Chelmsford, Essex, and businessman Gavin Maguire, 40, of Chigwell, Essex, were on the packed 9.18pm train between London Liverpool Street and Clacton-on-Sea when they began the heavy petting.
Chelmsford Magistrates' Court heard during the 30-minute journey the couple were seen openly performing sex acts on each other before they got off at Chelmsford on June 7.
The amorous couple were reported to police by several outraged families and other members of the public who were forced to move out of the carriage.
The pair were captured on CCTV while getting off the train and British Transport Police released an appeal for information on the pair.
Kathy Wilson, prosecuting, said a woman travelling alone on the train was the first to notice the pair, who were 'acting in a wholly inappropriate sexual manner'.
She said: 'The female was leaning against the man's chest and the man had his hands over the woman's dress rubbing her vagina area.
'She commented that the female seemed to be enjoying what was going on.'
Mrs Wilson added Jennings then licked her hand and put it down Maguire's trousers.
Before the train left the platform, another passenger got on and sat near to the couple, not knowing what they had been up to.
Another woman also sat near the pair and reported to police that she could see Jennings had her dress 'hitched up around her waist' while Maguire's hands were on her bottom.
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Mrs Wilson added Jennings began 'making loud noises' as the sordid behaviour continued.
The court heard Jennings then sat on Maguire and began 'bouncing up and down' on his lap.
At that point a man who was sitting near to the couple got up and told them 'I have seen enough' before walking off.
In the days after the pair's fling a widespread appeal was launched through the media using these CCTV images (pictured) and they subsequently handed themselves in and were interviewed under caution
A family with children aged between eight and 11 then boarded the train at Stratford and two of the children took their seats near to the couple.
But when the train moved off their mother realised what was going on and quickly took the children to a different carriage.
Mrs Wilson told the court when the train eventually stopped at Chelmsford station Jennings and Maguire got off 'as if nothing had happened'.
When interviewed by police, Maguire told police he had met Jennings earlier that day and the pair had drank a lot of alcohol.
He also admitted to 'touching her all over' and said he was aware of other passengers on the train but could not remember anyone who said they had 'had enough'.
He denied sexual intercourse took place.
David Barbone, mitigating for Maguire, said his client is 'horrified' by his actions and 'unreservedly apologises'.
He added: 'He is extremely ashamed of himself.'
Mr Barbone said Maguire had drank a lot of alcohol on an empty stomach during a 'convivial' day out.
Gavin McGuire pictured leaving court today at Chelmsford in Essex after pleading guilty to one charge of outraging public decency
He also said: 'It is fair for me to say that the British Transport officers recognised that the matter could perhaps be dealt with back way of caution rather than court proceedings, but the Crown Prosecution sees it differently.'
Sentencing Maguire, chair of the bench Walter Hall said: 'The bottom line is that this is totally disgraceful behaviour and is aggravated by the fact that it took place on a public train in front of parents and children.
'You had been drinking too much. At the end of the day, we have a duty to those who were frankly disgusted by your behaviour.'
Maguire admitted one charge of outraging public decency and was told to complete 100 hours of unpaid work within 12 months. He must also pay a £180 fine and £80 court costs.
At an earlier hearing, insurance worker Jennings admitted the same charge and was given a 12-month conditional discharge.
Jennings told police she had been on a 'first date' and was very drunk having met 'earlier that day'.
She said she was 'sorry and was mortified.'
In the days after the pair's fling, a widespread appeal was launched through the media and they subsequently handed themselves in and were interviewed under caution on July 29.
It is understood they were initially offered a caution by police, but CPS lawyers insisted on a prosecution and the pair were charged with outraging public decency.
When news of their love affair broke, Jennings, a national sales manager at Euler Hermes, resigned her position which she had worked at since 2003.
A spokesman for the company said: 'As the employee has resigned and the matter is subject to a police investigation, it is not appropriate to comment further.
'Our company code of conduct requires that every employee operates to the highest standards of professional and personal integrity.'
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