Newsshopper.co.uk reports that an East London man was arrested for suspicion of having sexual relations with a sheep. In a separate incident another man suspected of having sex with a sheep has been banned from being on farmyards as part of his bail conditions.

The East London suspect was taken into custody yesterday when the police came to his home after it was discovered that his DNA matched with the sample found in a pair of jogging pants found at Tong’s Farm in Botany Bay Lane. The pants were discovered when police were investigating a report of a man having sex with a sheep on the farm back in June 9. Police also found drugs and a large amount of cash at his home, and the man was also charged with suspicion of possession with intent to supply drugs.

The second man was arrested on May 16 when a stable employee reported to the police that the man was “acting suspiciously around the sheep,” according to the Newsshopper.co.uk report. When the female employee asked what he was doing, the suspect replied that he was looking for his wallet.

The man was released on bailed, and the incident is being investigated further by authorities. However, as part of his bail agreement, the man is prohibited from entering on to any farm area within the Metropolitan Police district.