Yes, and the prosecutor in this case said similar.
'Robert Yates, for the prosecution, told the court: “People with poor mental health can form the necessary intention ... that outfit was not only all-black clothing but the face was drawn on in UV paint in order to be clearly visible to headlights. “People can have multiple intentions at any one time and one of his intentions was to alarm people on dark rural roads at night.”'
As did the judge:
'District Judge Joanna Dickens found Hunt guilty of intending to cause harassment, alarm and distress. She told him: “The reason you were wearing the bizarre costume was you knew, and you intended, it would scare other people who saw it. I accept the whole of this was during a severely depressive episode combined with other intentions, perhaps to kill yourself.”'
https://archive.ph/PTK1E#selection-2077.0-2077.377