A member of the public filmed him, with the video viewed thousands of times after being shared online
A Met police community support officer has admitted performing a sex act in a south London park.
Kevin Phillips, 56, was charged with outraging public decency after being caught while wearing his uniform in Dog Kennel Hill park in East Dulwich. .Phillips, of Milton Road, Croydon, who had no previous convictions, spoke only to enter his guilty plea and confirm his name, date of birth and address. The 56-year-old was released on bail on the condition he does not enter a park or recreation ground in England or Wales.District Judge Nigel Dean sent the case to Croydon Crown Court, where Phillips will be sentenced on a date to be fixed.The force's directorate of professional standards is leading an investigation and Phillips has been suspended from duty.Follow BBC London on
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