Posted on 05/21/2018 9:00:26 AM PDT by dennisw
north Florida deputy tasered a naked man who was wandering through a neighborhood during a rainstorm.
The Pensacola News-Journal reports Joseph John Musso was arrested Thursday and charged with loitering and prowling, lewd and lascivious behavior, resisting an officer without violence and exposure of sexual organs.
Authorities were called by a resident who said his security camera showed a naked man walking by the front door. A second person then called the Santa Rosa Sheriff's Office and said they saw a naked man with an erection.
Amid heavy rainfall, a deputy tried to apprehend the man but he ran away. The deputy then fired his Taser at Musso.
The arrest report states that the 63-year-old Musso told deputies he receives sexual gratification by being naked in public.
Musso was released from jail on bonds totaling $3,000, records show.
(Excerpt) Read more at sun-sentinel.com ...
"If you experience an erection lasting for more than four hours, get to a telephone and brag to your buddies."
63 is not “good naked”.
LOL! Reminds me of a very realistic scene in a recent movie about WW II in the utterly miserable, humid south Pacific islands. A sudden rain storm came and one sergeant immediately stripped naked, pulled out a bar of soap, and got himself a free shower.
Tasered nekked?
Indecent exposure, I suppose — but how could anyone see him in that blinding storm?
That din hurt ...
No arms?
Shower broken?
Tasers are used to force compliance. They even get used when suspect is on the ground
Tasers are a legitimate tool in the force continuum.
However, Tasers are also misused when a suspect refuses to obey a lawful order, but is otherwise nonviolent, as in this case.
Channeling Gene Kelly, “I’m streakin’ in the rain, just streakin’ in the rain...”
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