>Adrian Watson and Natalie Webb were having a gathering when just after 1am they heard a 'very loud bang, significantly louder than a domestic firework'.
>Ms Webb said she went outside and saw amber flashing lights and that a Mercedes E-Class saloon had crashed into the lamppost.
>Mr Watson said he looked inside the car and saw 'a white male wearing a white long-sleeve top which was tight to the body, a black leather PVC mini-skirt, tights, dark shoes with a high heel and a pearl necklace'.
>Ms Webb in her statement described the male as wearing 'black court shoes'.
>When he asked Wallis if he was okay, Mr Watson said the male said: 'I'm sorting it. I'm sorting it.'
>Mr Watson said he was going to call the police and that Wallis began walking away from the scene. He followed him and witnessed him make two phone calls, and during one he claimed he was being 'accosted'.
>He was then picked up by his father in a Land Rover Discovery.
>Police Sergeant Gareth Handy said that when he attended Wallis' family home address, which he described as a 'mansion' and 'absolutely colossal', he forced entry into the property out of concern for the MP.
>Mr Handy said Wallis was eventually found in one of the rooms of the house and when he got to the room he said: 'I saw Jamie had make-up on his face.'
>When police searched his flat at the property, they found a 'blonde wig' on a table, the court heard.
>Pc Louis Hall found Wallis in a bedroom within the house asleep and said: 'He appeared to be wearing make-up. His eyelids were dark, his lips were red and his cheeks were bronzed, and he had red nail polish on his toes.'
>The black leather skirt and pearl necklace were found next to the bed and were seized by police.
>He was arrested at 7.21am.
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