A man caught with a stun gun disguised as a mobile phone thought it may have been a child's toy, a court heard.But Nigel Morgans, aged 43, could not explain why the handset had a button marked "STUN" and two prongs on the top.He claimed an acquaintance gave him a mobile phone to fix – but it clearly was so broken it could not be repaired.Morgans said he threw it in a drawer and forgot about it until police came calling five years later.He told Plymouth Crown Court he never...
