What does the following sentence mean?

> 女子高生に唾液かけた疑い 逮捕の男「困る姿楽しい」

Especially the relationships between:

  * `唾液` and `かけた`
  * `困る姿` and `楽しい`

Is `困る姿` `楽しい`?
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What does 女子高生に唾液かけた疑い　逮捕の男「困る姿楽しい」 mean?
In newspapers, omission is extreme. The case particles `を` and `が` are
respectively omitted. Normally, it would be as follows:

> 女子高生に唾液 **を** かけた疑い  
>  'suspected of having put spit (= spitted) on a female high school student'
>
> 困る姿 **が** 楽しい  
>  '(watching) the figure being bothered is fun'
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> 女子高生に唾液かけた疑い

"On suspicion of spitting on a high school girl."

> 逮捕の男「困る姿楽しい」

Adding a little context will always help in getting better answers. In this
case, I just read this in the news so am familiar with it. The full quote is:
「(制服姿の女子高生に興味があり、唾液をかけられて)困る姿(を想像するのが)楽し(かった)」.

"(I am interested in uniformed high school girls, and) I enjoy(ed imagining
her) distressed (figure with spit on it)", says arrested man.
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