Post by CC on Nov 7, 2009 6:23:04 GMT -5
S.C. man gets prison for having sex with horse
Barbara Kenley with Sugar at the Lazy B Stables in Little River, S.C. Rodell Vereen was sentenced Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009, to three years in prison for having sex with Sugar.
CAPTIONBy Steve Jessmore, The Sun News, via AP
Back in July we reported a horse-and-buggery story involving a South Carolina man caught on video having sex with a mare named Sugar and then held at gunpoint by her owner when he returned for another stable tryst.
Today, Rodell Vereen, 50, was sentenced to three years in prison for pleading guilty to buggery with 21-year-old Sugar for the second time in two years. He was also ordered to stay away from the horse's stable and to get mental help when he's paroled.
"I'm sorry about what I've done. I didn't mean to do it. It's my fault. I'm sorry for what I've done to myself," Vereen said during the hearing at the Horry County courthouse.
Sugar's owner has had enough.
"I've been through hell for the last year and it's caused a lot of hardship," Barbara Kenley told the Myrtle Beach Sun News. "There's a lot of ridicule and jokes going around about this thing. And a person can only take so much."
Barbara Kenley with Sugar at the Lazy B Stables in Little River, S.C. Rodell Vereen was sentenced Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2009, to three years in prison for having sex with Sugar.
CAPTIONBy Steve Jessmore, The Sun News, via AP
Back in July we reported a horse-and-buggery story involving a South Carolina man caught on video having sex with a mare named Sugar and then held at gunpoint by her owner when he returned for another stable tryst.
Today, Rodell Vereen, 50, was sentenced to three years in prison for pleading guilty to buggery with 21-year-old Sugar for the second time in two years. He was also ordered to stay away from the horse's stable and to get mental help when he's paroled.
"I'm sorry about what I've done. I didn't mean to do it. It's my fault. I'm sorry for what I've done to myself," Vereen said during the hearing at the Horry County courthouse.
Sugar's owner has had enough.
"I've been through hell for the last year and it's caused a lot of hardship," Barbara Kenley told the Myrtle Beach Sun News. "There's a lot of ridicule and jokes going around about this thing. And a person can only take so much."