I bet he had a foulmouth.
He was wearing a black dress and walking around the steep-walled, empty moat.
He was escorted home and later made a "full and frank confession", and received a caution for outraging public decency.
A police spokesman said: "Other agencies were liaised with and he was handed over to them".
So... he got a slap on the wrist? Seems a little light?
So... he got a slap on the wrist? Seems a little light?
Thats pretty ruff....
..never heard it called a 'dry moat' before
A spokesman for English Heritage said: "This was a very rare incident".