Dane Cleared of Crimes, Said to Have 'Sexsomnia' A Danish man has been acquitted of molesting two 17-year-old girls after he was found to suffer from a rare sleep disorder known as "sexsomnia." The Glostrup court said Wednesday that the man fondled the teenagers while sleeping in his suburban Copenhagen apartment after a party in 2011. The girls awoke and interrupted the man, and later reported him to police. But the court cleared the 31-year-old of sex crimes charges, saying medical tests show he suffers from "sexsomnia" in which a person engages in sexual activity while asleep. Michael Laub, a Danish sleep specialist who wasn't involved in the case, said it's a rare but widely recognized sleep disorder. The defendant said he had no recollection of what happened. Prosecutor Martin von Buelow said he wouldn't appeal the ruling.