WHILE most people, particularly Christians were busy commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and his death at Calvary, an unidentified couple was on Good Friday caught intimate in the bushy Aloe Park.
The couple, despite recognising our mole’s long lenses could not stop their act. The incident happened in the thickets of Aloe Park, adjacent Meikles Park, at around 5am.
The pictures revealed a man believed to be in his early 30s intimate with the woman.
The Weekender could not publish some of the pictures as they are too graphic.
“The two were in their own world as I could hear some sounds. The man was so confident and never thought someone could come close to them. I was taking a walk when I decided to take some shots of them,’’ said The Weekender mole. The man was donning a red T-shirt, while the woman had a black and white dress.
Manicaland provincial police spokesperson, Inspector Tavhiringwa Kakohwa, said public indecency was an offence.
“That is a crime. If your mole had reported the matter to the police, we would arrest the couple. Any person who indecently exposes himself or herself or engages in any other indecent conduct which cause offence to any other person in or near a public place or in or near a private place within the view of such other person can be arrested,” he said. Some couples in Mutare now regard bushes as “safe haven” for se_x.
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