Man arrested for being naked in his own home

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SilentVirus

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Its his own damn house and his privacy. Why are people busy looking into his home while he is naked and making a good cup of coffee.
 

Blimey

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This is why I love living in the rural area I do. I can be naked whenever I damned well please, and I won't have nosy neighbors poking their noses where they don't belong.
 

SAccharing10

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Lmfao, a "passer-by" LOOKED into HIS house and called the police? Yeah so they're spying on him and THEY call police, logical.
 

Jou

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Jarrid said:
A Random Reader said:
OK, let me get this right. A trespasser looking through his window called the police about indecent exposure and he gets arrested, not the trespasser.
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What.The.Fuck.
I hope he sues the city. Any law that allows a person to be arrested because some crazy ***** called the police and complained them being naked in their own house is a fucked up law.
By the way, I'm naked in my house now- CALL THE AUTHORITIES!
A cop's wife. That explains the rest of the story. She was probably sneaking home from another cop's house after getting banged before her husband got off of his shift.
 

Eclectic Dreck

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To be fair, being nude in your own home when a passerby can observe you from a public place is indeed indecent exposure - that is why curtains an the like exist afterall. While the facts presented to me indicate the "victim" was on the man's property, from what I can tell, depending upon where the man was standing it would be plainly visible from the walk as well.

Still, this was an utterly pointless case that simply wasted the time of the courts. Unless the court managed to convince a jury that the man exposed himself intentionally (which strikes me as unlikely at 5:30 a.m. - there are better times of day for intentional exposure), I don't really see how a crime was perpetrated. That said, thanks to the puritan heritage of my country, you'll find that "I didn't mean to expose myself" is hardly a defense, and thus the laws in my city that required bathroom windows to be made of frosted glass or have blinds/curtains that keep anyone from seeing inside, even if said room does not face a public street.
 

captainkrunch

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the mother and her child were "cutting through his yard" to bring her child to school at 5:30 in the morning?
i don't know about there but in my state 7 year olds arent in school till atleast 8:30
 

asinann

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TeragRunner said:
It's his own house the people should have been arrested for trespassing.
He's a male so it's indecent exposure. If a man saw a woman in the same situation it's peeping.
 

martin's a madman

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Sort of like a murderer, killing your children after tying you up and then phoning the police on you for being criminally negligent. (An extreme comparison).
 

S29 Afterlife

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wait, shouldn't the people cutting through his yard be arrested for trespassing?
and they saw him in his window, and charges against the woman are not pressed?
I call some major penal system BULL FECAL MATTER .
 

AnneSQF

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OMG.. What the fuck is going on! This world is insane, INSANE I TELL YOU! I dunno what to say.. OMG
 

Sharky200

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if i was in my house and someone saw me i would be the one pressing charges, and I agree with those who have said about if it was a lady and not a guy. If the people peaking were guys and teh person in the house was a lady she would have said they were peaking
 

Shoukyaku

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I hope this guy beats the case and sues the crap out of that woman for trespassing and defamation, because you know this has probably messed with his life, and employer