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Bored interpreter tried to interview woman naked

GRANT MCCABE


A PROFESSIONAL interpreter pled guilty yesterday to committing a breach of the peace after trying to conduct a job interview with a woman while completely naked.

Saeed Akbar asked the 25-year-old job applicant if she objected to conducting the meeting between them with no clothes on.

Akbar then left his office only to return holding a clipboard, but with all his clothes removed.

Police later arrested the £25,000-a-year interpreter who claimed he had acted in such a manner because he was bored.

Akbar was a well-regarded executive at Alpha Translating and Interpreting Services, who work with the Scottish Executive, police and the courts service.

On 28 September, last year, the woman answered an advert from the firm looking for a translator.

She then spoke with the accused, who invited her for an interview at his Glasgow office the next day.

When she arrived, Akbar, 35, quickly broke with formalities and asked had she any problems if they took their clothes off.

The woman refused, and the interview started before Akbar suddenly got up and left the room.

However, he came back into the office moments later without his clothing.

Vincent Lunny, prosecuting, told Glasgow Sheriff Court: "Akbar returned shortly after, completely naked, carrying only a clipboard.

"The woman was extremely distressed and frightened for her safety. She voiced her disgust and Akbar left and came back, this time fully clothed."

Akbar tried to restart the interview, but the woman fled and reported the incident to police.

The father-of-one initially claimed to officers that the strip was a consensual "role play" as part of his "tough interviewing technique".

Akbar said: "I asked was she okay, because if not, it would not have happened. I am not a rapist, I am not a pervert, I am not a psycho."

He added: "If I am totally up- front, it was just a cheap thrill, a kick. I wanted a little bit of excitement that afternoon, that’s all."

Akbar, of Dunfermline, Fife, yesterday admitted committing a breach of the peace. The court heard he had been shunned by his partner and friends since the incident and had lost his job with Alpha.

Aamer Anwar, defending, said: "He totally accepts his guilt. It was a serious abuse of his position as he foolishly believed the complainer was interested in him.

"He was held in high esteem with the company but there were serious implications due to his conduct. He regrets the alarm and distress he caused to the woman. His life has been destroyed."

Sheriff Brian Lockhart placed Akbar on the Sex Offenders’ Register and deferred sentencing until next month for reports.

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Originally posted by Ghazala
Bored interpreter tried to interview woman naked

GRANT MCCABE


A PROFESSIONAL interpreter pled guilty yesterday to committing a breach of the peace after trying to conduct a job interview with a woman while completely naked.

Saeed Akbar asked the 25-year-old job applicant if she objected to conducting the meeting between them with no clothes on.

Akbar then left his office only to return holding a clipboard, but with all his clothes removed.

Police later arrested the £25,000-a-year interpreter who claimed he had acted in such a manner because he was bored.

Akbar was a well-regarded executive at Alpha Translating and Interpreting Services, who work with the Scottish Executive, police and the courts service.

On 28 September, last year, the woman answered an advert from the firm looking for a translator.

She then spoke with the accused, who invited her for an interview at his Glasgow office the next day.

When she arrived, Akbar, 35, quickly broke with formalities and asked had she any problems if they took their clothes off.

The woman refused, and the interview started before Akbar suddenly got up and left the room.

However, he came back into the office moments later without his clothing.

Vincent Lunny, prosecuting, told Glasgow Sheriff Court: "Akbar returned shortly after, completely naked, carrying only a clipboard.

"The woman was extremely distressed and frightened for her safety. She voiced her disgust and Akbar left and came back, this time fully clothed."

Akbar tried to restart the interview, but the woman fled and reported the incident to police.

The father-of-one initially claimed to officers that the strip was a consensual "role play" as part of his "tough interviewing technique".

Akbar said: "I asked was she okay, because if not, it would not have happened. I am not a rapist, I am not a pervert, I am not a psycho."

He added: "If I am totally up- front, it was just a cheap thrill, a kick. I wanted a little bit of excitement that afternoon, that’s all."

Akbar, of Dunfermline, Fife, yesterday admitted committing a breach of the peace. The court heard he had been shunned by his partner and friends since the incident and had lost his job with Alpha.

Aamer Anwar, defending, said: "He totally accepts his guilt. It was a serious abuse of his position as he foolishly believed the complainer was interested in him.

"He was held in high esteem with the company but there were serious implications due to his conduct. He regrets the alarm and distress he caused to the woman. His life has been destroyed."

Sheriff Brian Lockhart placed Akbar on the Sex Offenders’ Register and deferred sentencing until next month for reports.

what a freak .

[Ghazala]

And he still has the cheek to bleat that his life is 'destroyed'.....