A sex attacker who was described as being like a "dog in heat" as he pounced on a woman has avoided jail.
Konrad Wojcik, 22, struck in the early hours near a block of flats in Glasgow's Whiteinch in June 2017.
A witness described being shocked when she saw Wojcik on top of his 25 year-old victim.
Wojcik denied a charge of sexual assault during a trial at Glasgow Sheriff Court in October.
But, the first offender was found guilty and was put on a community payback order for 12 months.
Wojcik was ordered by Sheriff Ian Fleming to do 150 hours of unpaid work and was put under the supervision of a social worker.
He was also put on the sex offenders register.
A woman who spotted the pair initially thought they were a couple.
But, witness Caroline McCormack added: "I had a quick look and the man was on top of her. She was on the ground. I felt concerned.
“It was quite disturbing like a dog in heat.”
The witness alerted police before going to help the woman.
Wojcik, now of Gwent, Wales, was later found nearby.
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