A MAN pictured walking a teenage girl on a dog leash has been unmasked as a paedophile.
The 32-year-old, who led the 18-year-old girl through the streets in a dog gimp mask, was previously caged for having sex with a 12-year-old girl.
Concerns were raised after the pair were stopped by cops in Glasgow last month.
The woman was wearing a dog-shaped mask and had a tail – which could be seen wagging beneath her coat.
After speaking to them, the police let them go – but it has since emerged the man was sentenced to four years in prison for a number of sex crimes.
Despite his 2007 conviction, the man boasts how he is "controlling" 17 women, who he treats like dogs in a sexual fetish called 'Puppyplay'.
The 18-year-old girl he was leading through the streets says he feeds her from his hand or a dog bowl.
When he was challenged by the Daily Record, he said: "I've paid for what I've done wrong.
"I spent three years in prison.
"I've changed my life."
The 18-year-old woman pictured with him said she was aware he had convictions for paedophile offences.
Speaking in front of him, she said: "He's not a horrible person like people are making him out to be.
"I forgive him for it all."
SNP MSP Joan McAlpine, a member of Holyrood's committee on commercial sexual exploitation, said: "There is a clear and worrying link between this individual's previous crimes against women and his current behaviour and I would expect the authorities to look very carefully at his activities."
They were seen walking along Bridge Street, just south of the River Clyde, by Regan Walker.
She shared a video on Facebook, saying: "Weirdest thing I’ve ever seen. This guy's got his burd on a full scale leash dog gimp mask n tail the lot."
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A spokesperson for Police Scotland said at the time: "Officers spoke to a man and woman on Cathcart Road.
"No arrests were made."
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