Man and woman charged over ‘indecent behaviour’ at Antrim train station
A man and woman have been charged with indecent behaviour at a Co Antrim train station.
Martin McMillan, aged 41, with an address listed as Gallows Street in Dromore, Co Down, admitted indecent behaviour in relation to an incident at Antrim station on December 14 last year.
He also admitted the possession of cannabis on the same date.
At Antrim Magistrates' Court, sitting in Ballymena, his case has been adjourned to March 31 for a pre-sentence report.
Meanwhile, Lisa Marie O'Neill, aged 49, whose address was listed as Maple Crescent in Dunmurry, has pleaded not guilty to a charge of indecent behaviour at the train station in Station Road.
Her case was adjourned to March 3 to fix a date for a contest.
Both accused were originally charged with committing an act 'of a lewd obscene and disgusting nature and outraging public decency in full public view' at Antrim train station.
The original charge sheet had said Lisa O'Neill was accused of 'performing oral sex on your partner in full public view' and Martin McMillan's charge sheet described him as 'being the recipient of oral sex in full public view'.
A prosecutor had told an earlier court that the two defendants are "partners".
However, at the latest court hearing on Tuesday, February 17, a prosecutor said the 'outraging public decency' charge against both accused was being withdrawn and replaced with a charge of ‘indecent behaviour’.
Full details to the background to the case have yet to be outlined to the court.