Naked man charged after getting into Kingston cop cruiser: police
A naked man jumped into a Kingston police cruiser when the police officer stopped to talk to him, police say.
Kingston Police / TwitterKingston police charged a man after he allegedly took a seat in a police cruiser while in the buff.
On the night of Thursday, Dec. 6, police say a patrol officer saw a man standing completely naked on the south side of Russell Street.
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When the officer stopped to speak to him, police said the man opened the cruiser’s passenger door and sat down without saying a word.
According to police, the man was then unco-operative and would not speak with officers.
The 46-year-old man was arrested and charged with indecent exhibition in a public place.
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