A man awaits sentence after he admitted touching a female's feet.
Senthil Ramysamy appeared in a brief hearing at Bristol Crown Court via video link from HMP Bristol.
The 51-year-old, of Mickleham Way in Croydon, was assisted by a Tamil interpreter.
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He pleaded guilty to breaching a Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO), on July 21, by touching a female's feet on more than one occasion.
The SHPO which banned him from doing so was imposed by Luton Crown Court on September 13, 2015.
Rupert Russell, defending, applied for a pre-sentence report.
Judge Julian Lambert granted the application and ordered a probation report pending sentence on September 16.
He told Ramysamy: "I can't say what the sentence will be.
"All options are open to the court."
Ramysamy was remanded in custody.
The judge ordered that he be produced at court for sentence and requested a Tamil interpreter to assist him on that day.
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