A SHORT-SIGHTED grandfather nicknamed 'Mr Magoo' by his own solicitor in court has been ordered to sign the sex offenders' register and pay £500 in damages after he touched a nurse's breast while saying he was trying to read her name badge on her NHS uniform.
Widower Andrew Sington, 76, who was not wearing his glasses, was visiting a patient at a hospital when he reached over to the woman's fleece jacket so he could see who she was, a court heard.
But during the manoeuvre, magistrates heard Sington, of Regency Court in Hale, near Altrincham, touched the nurse's left breast then said: "I am sorry I didn't mean to touch your boob, I was just checking your name." The victim, who cannot be named for legal reasons, later reported the incident and was said to be in a state 'shock and disbelief.'
This story is from the November 30, 2022 edition of Manchester Evening News.
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