Shocked dad spots couple dogging across the street

Shocked dad spots couple dogging across the street

A dad-of-two was shocked when he looked out his kitchen window - to see a couple having SEX in a car across the street.Will Oliver, 31, was doing the washing-up on Monday evening when some movement in a Ford Focus car outside caught the corner of his eye.And he was taken aback when he glanced outside and saw the couple energetically dogging in the red car - with the man lying back in his seat, and the woman bouncing up and down on top of him.Will, from Basildon, Essex, said: "I was a bit shocked.

They weren't exactly being discreet."But I wasn't that surprised, given where we live. "They were parked up in an empty car park round the back of our block of flats, which doesn't really get used except for occasionally people going round there to have a spliff."They were there for about half an hour, from around 7pm to 7.30pm, before they drove off.

I caught a glimpse of them but I didn't recognise them."I was only glancing at them for about 30 seconds - I have two young girls, aged six and two, so I had to make sure they weren't going to look out the window."Will said he has never seen any doggers around his block of flats before.

A dad-of-two was shocked when he looked out his kitchen window - to see a couple having SEX in a car across the street.Will Oliver, 31, was doing the washing-up on Monday evening when some movement in a Ford Focus car outside caught the corner of his eye.And he was taken aback when he glanced outside and saw the couple energetically dogging in the red car - with the man lying back in his seat, and the woman bouncing up and down on top of him.Will, from Basildon, Essex, said: "I was a bit shocked.

They weren't exactly being discreet."But I wasn't that surprised, given where we live.

"They were parked up in an empty car park round the back of our block of flats, which doesn't really get used except for occasionally people going round there to have a spliff."They were there for about half an hour, from around 7pm to 7.30pm, before they drove off.

I caught a glimpse of them but I didn't recognise them."I was only glancing at them for about 30 seconds - I have two young girls, aged six and two, so I had to make sure they weren't going to look out the window."Will said he has never seen any doggers around his block of flats before.