A perverted migrant that sexually assaulted a woman at a Leeds bus stop, masturbated in public and exposed himself to police has been freed after breaching notification requirements just five days after being spared immediate prison.

Patrik Rybar, 24, had received a 23-week prison sentence suspended for 18 months and was placed on the sex offenders register for seven years.

But within days, he failed to register his address as required. When police arrested him, they also found cannabis and approximately £30 worth of amphetamine.

Rybar was remanded at HMP Leeds before appearing at Leeds Crown Court by video link, where he admitted breaching sex offender notification requirements and two counts of possessing Class B drugs.

The court heard he already had 10 previous convictions covering 14 offences, many of which were sexual

Prosecutor Thomas Harris outlined the sexual offending behind the suspended sentence. Rybar had sexually assaulted a woman by molesting her bottom at a bus stop on North Street in Leeds earlier this year.

He was subsequently seen masturbating at the bus stop and exposed his genitals to officers when arrested.

Despite that behaviour, he received a suspended sentence. His failure to comply with notification requirements followed just five days after his court appearance.

Rybar, formerly of Dewsbury Road, Hunslet, was of no fixed address, having become homeless after his sexual convictions.

Judge Simon Batiste imposed a conditional discharge, allowing Rybar to be released from custody.

The judge also extended the suspension period attached to his existing 23-week prison sentence from 18 months to 21 months.