A father arranged for a s*x worker for his 13-year-old son and called him a “p**y” when the boy expressed reluctance, as heard in court.
Due to legal restrictions, the father’s identity remains undisclosed. He booked two hotel rooms in Bromley, southeast London, and organized for two s*x workers to visit.
When the son declined to engage with one of them, a 26-year-old woman, the father reportedly said, “Don’t be a p***y,” according to testimony at Croydon Crown Court.
The father also offered cocaine to his son, who responded, “I’m f***ing 13; that’s ridiculous.”
The father admitted to charges of arranging for a child to engage in s*xual activity and offering to supply coca!ne.
Prosecutor Martin Ingle stated that the father took his son to dinner and informed him that he had “bought a brass.” When his son objected, the father blamed the boy’s mother for being “overprotective” and insisted he “don’t be a p***y.”
The father added that canceling was not an option because the s*x workers were already en route.
A 26-year-old woman performed a s*x act on the boy in a separate room, according to the court.
In a police statement, the boy expressed his unwillingness and felt disgusted afterward. The father paid each woman £150 before their departure.
Upon learning about the incident, the boy’s mother took him to the police station, leading to the father’s arrest, Mr. Ingle noted.
In court, the father, representing himself, said, “I can’t have this hanging over my head; I just need it over with.”
Judge Tony Hyams-Parish cautioned him that the charges carry a starting sentence of five years and that he is facing “significant” prison time.