'Monster' intruder 'sexually violates' woman's horse - and he's still on the run

An unidentified man has been captured on camera performing an alleged sex act on a horse in Kent. Owner, Julie Bonner, 44, claims the intruder performed an unlawful sex act on her horse.

Former nanny, Ms Bonner, is appealing for help to track down the "monster", who was caught on camera and remains on the loose. She fears the man could attack women or children. The owner said: "It was all very traumatic and upsetting. Everyone was upset that somebody could actually do this to an innocent horse that hasn't done anything wrong."

The horse, named Charlie, was at Pheasant Stables in Rainham when the intruder jumped over a fence and allegedly went on to commit bestiality, the Mirror reports.

After the alleged offence was spotted on CCTV, the police were called in and an investigation launched.

But to date no one has been found who can help officers with their enquiries.

Ms Bonner said: "Charlie, unfortunately, was in a restricted area. He just looked quite frozen.

"At one point, he turned around and looked confused. The man was bent down with him and had his hands in that area."

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She said the same man was caught on camera the previous night, "hugging" and stroking her horse. It led her to wonder if the man had visited the stables before.

Ms Bonner, who is a carer, said: "It's very upsetting. He's violated my horse. We're concerned the guy could go on to attack women or children.

"That's why I put a Facebook post out asking for help. Every time I spoke about it before, I cried. But it needs to be out there to find this man."

Since the alleged offence at about 11pm on February 13 last year, Ms Bonner has moved Charlie to another stables.

Asked what she would say to the man, Ms Bonner said: "Whichever monster has done this to Charlie, I feel like you should definitely turn yourself in.

"And if you're involved with someone who has something to do with this, they should all turn themselves in. Because you've gone on the property, you've violated my horse, and I feel like you are a danger to the community and to other horses."