Officials from the UK's Swindon Youth Court recently heard a case in which a 12-year-old boy sexually assaulted his six-year-old sister because he wanted to recreate sexual scenes from the popular video game "Grand Theft Auto (GTA)."

Axar.az reports citing Dailymail.

Local media reports indicate that the boy assaulted his sister on multiple occasions at their home in Swindon, England, whenever the adults were either asleep or in a different room. In one instance, after the pre-teen watched a sex scene from the video game, he assaulted his sister while the pair's younger sibling was still in the same room.

Court officials were also told of another incident in which the then 12-year-old raped his sister on Christmas Day, according to the Daily Mail.

The sexual assaults only came to light after the young girl confided in a friend, telling them that her brother forced her to do something he'd called "special bundles" and "snuggles." The Independent reported that the unidentified friend informed their teacher about the attacks.

Recently appearing before a judge at the Swindon Youth Court, the minor, who is now 13 years of age, pleaded guilty to three counts of rape and one count of inciting a girl to engage in sexual activity. The boy's mother was present in the courtroom and reportedly "close to tears" when the charges were read aloud, according to the Independent.

During the hearing, prosecutor Russell Pyne told court officials that the minor "had been watching sex acts in porn and wanted to see what it was like for himself."

When speaking with the judge, the teenager told the officer that he would stop himself if he were ever presented with the opportunity to repeat his offence. "I have learned that it's wrong," the teen said.

The boy was given a 12-month referral order, which will require him to go to an out-of-town therapeutic facility. On completion, the charges he pleaded guilty to will be considered "spent," and removed from his criminal record. Additionally, he will be registered on a sex offenders list for a period of two-and-a-half years.