Oral sex on the bus

The parents of a disabled Melbourne teenager are seeking legal advice after their year-old son was allegedly instructed to perform a sex act on another disabled student on a school bus. THE parents of a disabled Melbourne teenager are seeking legal advice after their year-old son was allegedly instructed to perform a sex act on another disabled student on a school bus. It follows an incident last month when a child with special needs was allegedly forgotten during school drop-off and spent the day alone in a bus in 31C heat. The video, which runs for three minutes, allegedly shows the boy asking the victim to perform oral sex on him and kiss him. When asked why she had not informed them, she told 7.

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A man and woman have been charged over sexual activities on a public bus during the morning commute in the NSW Hunter Region. The couple boarded a bus at Charlestown, in Lake Macquarie, at 9. Police say at some stage during their journey they became engaged in sexual activity, believed to be oral sex.

Footage went viral and showed the brazen lovers having sex while traffic passed on the busy road opposite. They were both handed community orders and Severn has to carry out hours of unpaid work, while Taylor has to complete 20 rehabilitation activity days. Engaging in oral sex first, the couple then had sexual intercourse for around ten minutes in the bus shelter, the court heard.