A woman has pleaded guilty in the UK's first "cyber-farting" case, raising more questions than answers.

According to the Daily Mail:

A woman has admitted harassing her boyfriend's ex-partner by sending her videos of herself breaking wind.

Rhiannon Evans, 25, of Caernarfon, Gwynedd, pleaded guilty to pursuing a course of conduct amounting to the harassment of Deborah Prytherch by sending 'inappropriate' videos.

I agree it’s pretty “inappropriate” to send such a video but to escalate this to a criminal offense seems like an exaggeration.

The original malicious communications charge listed against the shop worker described that she 'sent several videos of yourself farting.'

Prosecutor Diane Williams told magistrates at Caernarfon that in the first video 'she proceeds to pass gas by placing the camera on her bottom and passing the gas.'

On December 22 there were three more videos of her letting rip. In the next few days there were another four of the same nature, 'Miss Evans passing wind, her face smiling at the camera.'

Her tooting continued on Boxing Day and New Year's Day, despite police getting wind of what had happened.

LOL. Firstly, the phrase “despite police getting wind of what had happened” is hilarious. However, the fact that resources were spent on this proves how unserious the UK is.

The same government reportedly refused to investigate the "rape gangs scandal" but decided that going after a farting woman was a better use of their time.

The priorities of the government are astonishing.

The victim claimed she did not feel safe in her home, but it’s unclear why she did not just block her from sending messages. It’s also unclear how this is threatening rather than just disgusting, but the UK often criminalizes its citizens for reasons that would have never been criminalized before.

That being said, at least the woman can finally rest at night knowing she will no longer wake up to videos of another woman farting.