BRUCIE BONUS CLIENT ‘COCKY’
Officers shocked at attitude of naked ‘massage’ man
A CONSTABLE yesterday told a court how she found a naked man on top of a woman during a police raid on an alleged brothel. PC Stephanie McLean said the man stood up with an erection and “sauntered” away to find his clothes with a “smirk on his face”. Her colleague PC Kevin Daglish told the court the aroused male “walked with no shame” and “sort of strutted”. Leaving some jurors at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court in tears of laughter, the constable said the man was “quite cocky”. Both officers identified him as Alasdair McIntosh, 56, the retired joiner who earlier admitted getting a “Brucie bonus” after paying £100 for a massage for his “sore back”.
The officers were giving evidence at the trial of alleged madam Chin Chi Chang, 53.
She is accused of running a brothel from a flat in the town’s Lord Gambier Wharf.
McLean said they went there last May 31 and Chang allowed them in. After becoming suspicious when Chang loitered around closed double doors, the officers asked to see inside.
The constable said Chang shouted something in a foreign language before they got into the room where there was a double mattress and a massage table.
McLean, 31, said: “On the mattress there was a white male on top of an Asian female with his hands arms around her neck. The white male was naked. We asked him to stand up. It was clear he had an erect penis.”
“That wasn’t because you asked him to stand up?” prosecutor Ronnie Hay said.
McLean added: “I just asked him to stand up and everything was on show. He didn’t make any attempt to cover up, considering we were police officers in uniform.
“He just stood looking at us, which was quite awkward to begin with. My colleague asked him to put clothes on and he sauntered towards a chair where his clothes were folded.”
The prosecutor asked: “Sauntered? Was that word chosen deliberately?” The officer replied: “It was the manner he walked. He had a sort