Man sets up OnlyFans account to post pics of him masturbating on tube and urinating on seats

Nikki Darke posted videos under the pseudonym 'public pisser' and has been jailed for 16 months

A man who set up an OnlyFans account to make money posting videos of himself masturbating in front of Tube passengers and urinating on seats has been jailed. Nikki Darke went under the pseudonym  ‘Public Pisser’ and published clips on Twitter of him relieving himself on seats and committing sex acts in front of other passengers on the Underground. Police later discovered the 37-year-old also uploaded material to OnlyFan, where people paid a subscription to watch. Darke committed multiple indecent acts in front of commuters travelling on the Piccadilly Line through central London between February and July this year. Plainclothes officers patrolling the Underground spotted Darke travelling on the Tube and he was arrested on September 4. Officers seized his phone and found he was also using his online platforms to also get indecent images of children. When interviewed by detectives about the content he was sharing online, Darke claimed “it’s me doing really stupid things in public places”, police said.

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He told detectives he was publishing the videos and taking requests from online customers to earn money, claiming “the people that pay, that’s what they want to see”. Darke, of Forest Gate, east London, was charged with one count of outraging public decency, four counts of criminal damage, and three counts of making indecent images of children. At Inner London Crown Court on December 3, Darke was jailed for 16 months and handed a 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order banning him from taking photographs or videos in any public place. Detective Constable Christopher Pretty of the British Transport Police, on Monday described Darke as "vile" and called it an "absurd case". He said: “This was a foul and frankly absurd case, and I’m pleased to see such a vile offender taken off the network. “It’s clear Darke’s actions were for his own selfish amusement and gratification, yet a number of passengers were subjected to witnessing his odious behaviour." Anyone who sees suspicious behaviour while travelling on public transport can text BTP on 61016.