Man Arrested for Being Naked in his Own Home

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[quote]pushharder wrote:
I have a better way to fight this travesty. EVERYONE on this thread needs to join hands (figuratively) and make coffee in the nude tomorrow morning with your drapes open. I challenge you to do it.

You can substitute hot cocoa or tea or warm Pepsi or whatever but it must be caffeinated and you must have your respective peckers and pussies hanging proudly and brazenly while you hum “Don’t Tread on Me.”

THIS is how we can rage against the machine. THIS will show solidarity with the accused.
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That’s not really fair you live in the country were your wife rides a dirt bike naked to get the mail. I live in a dorm full of dudes and their ugly girlfriends.

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[quote]pushharder wrote:
I have a better way to fight this travesty. EVERYONE on this thread needs to join hands (figuratively) and make coffee in the nude tomorrow morning with your drapes open. I challenge you to do it.

You can substitute hot cocoa or tea or warm Pepsi or whatever but it must be caffeinated and you must have your respective peckers and pussies hanging proudly and brazenly while you hum “Don’t Tread on Me.”

THIS is how we can rage against the machine. THIS will show solidarity with the accused.
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I have company staying at my house this weekend. I’ll have to check with her first.

Outside of that, I live on a 600 acre farm. Someone would have to go a couple miles out of there way to “accidentally” see.

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[quote]DoubleDuce wrote:
pushharder wrote:
I have a better way to fight this travesty. EVERYONE on this thread needs to join hands (figuratively) and make coffee in the nude tomorrow morning with your drapes open. I challenge you to do it.

You can substitute hot cocoa or tea or warm Pepsi or whatever but it must be caffeinated and you must have your respective peckers and pussies hanging proudly and brazenly while you hum “Don’t Tread on Me.”

THIS is how we can rage against the machine. THIS will show solidarity with the accused.

I have company staying at my house this weekend. I’ll have to check with her first.

Outside of that, I live on a 600 acre farm. Someone would have to go a couple miles out of there way to “accidentally” see.[/quote]

Okay with her, as long as I am at my house I do as I want.

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To make it more fair, Push and the Meesus could drive to our house in Ronan and make coffee naked in our kitchen. We live across the street from the park.

There is an updated story about this case, now.

Turns out the woman is the wife of a Fairfax County (VA) police officer. The incident happened at 8:30, not 5:30, though it is possible someone called about this same guy being naked at 5:30. The woman was walking her son to the bus stop, which is across the street from his house. She claims he exposed himself twice–once in a front window, and once in a glass doorway. His roommates say that he had been drinking the night before and might have still been drunk. THey left around 5 am. He claims he was not still drunk. The cops are now going door to door attempting to find anyone else who might have seen him. The school sent out warning letters to parents. He has now moved out of the house.

I don’t think this changes things substantially, myself. At least now the walking around with a little kid makes a little more sense, it if was indeed really 8:30 and not 5:30. If he did appear in two windows, wonder if he was trying to see who was cutting through his yard? Personally I hate it when people cut through my yard. I also could totally see kind of forgetting I had no clothes on. I have almost answered the door without clothes a time or two. When I lived alone I spent a lot of time naked, just lounging around. Naked housework is much more pleasant than the same tasks clothed. Sigh, I miss living in the middle of BFE.

Anyway, I guess someone waiting for the school bus seems a little more legit in complaining, though I honestly do not think seeing a naked man is going to damage any little kids.

Police are pretty adamant that they had “probable cause” to arrest…

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[quote]pushharder wrote:
Chrysalis wrote:
To make it more fair, Push and the Meesus could drive to our house in Ronan and make coffee naked in our kitchen. We live across the street from the park…

We’ll be there precisely at 5:30 a.m.[/quote]

I’ll let the big guy know:)

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Whoa there nelly! 0530 is way too early for this boy.

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[quote]biggjames wrote:
Whoa there nelly! 0530 is way too early for this boy.[/quote]

Maybe they should just sleep over, baby. I would hate to have them hit a deer in the wee hours, what with them driving over nekkid and everything.

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[quote]pushharder wrote:
Chrysalis wrote:
biggjames wrote:
Whoa there nelly! 0530 is way too early for this boy.

Maybe they should just sleep over, baby. I would hate to have them hit a deer in the wee hours, what with them driving over nekkid and everything.

I’ve thought about that many times when driving nekkid and getting road head. “Baby, what would this look like if piled up the pickup and they pulled us out with the Jaws of Life and we wuz plumb nude with your lips wrapped around my pole?”…

…Then inevitably I file that thought away and encourage her to keep slurpin’ away.
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Actually her lips would not be wrapped around anything, you would no longer have a pole.

Apparently that happens quite often.

/highjack

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I have NO idea about the veracity of this post, but this was on a site I was perusing today. The poster claims that this type of harrassment of citizens is normal in Springfield VA. Of course it is an anonymous post by an anonymous poster on the interwebz so it must be true:

Name: Another Victim
This is typical reaction of the Springfield district police station. Did they knock on the door and ask the man to cover up? The police at the Rolling Road station respond swiftly and forcefully to neighborhood gossip without regards to a citizenâ??s right. If charges are made against a man, the Springfield station automatically assigns a domestic violence detective (they disregard the definition of domestic violence, look it up.) to the case and you are a treated as guilty until you prove your innocence. In the Orange Hunt area of Fairfax County if you donâ??t live the same lifestyle as the â??community leadersâ?? and busybodies, you are targeted, with the help of the local police. Iâ??ve had to resort to placing â??highly reflective filmâ?? on my windows to ensure my privacy. (Yes, it generated a complaint) No surprise the privacy invader is only identified as â??just happens to be a police officerâ??s wifeâ?? but the victim in his home has his name spread around the world. (Literally) The boys and girls at the Springfield station do cover their own. Whether the whole truth comes out, is optional with them. Try filing a FOIA involving a Springfield station officer and see what you get besides being told lies. They refuse to put their actions in writing, using variable excuses. Lack of accountability is the norm with our local police station in Springfield. Iâ??ve been arrested four times over neighborhood gossip and the police go out of their way to make the charges stick. They never have, yet the police won’t admit to their mistakes, they just keep trying! Even when cases are dismissed, because they lack evidence and only rely on gossip and hearsay, they wonâ??t come clean. They wonâ??t acknowledge their over zealous force on the community and tries to bully citizens asking questions trying to make them accountable. If you look into this rogue group, I would imagine there would be other cases that show the police state in this community.
http://news.peacefmonline.com/foreign/200910/29771.php

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Virginia police are some of the shadiest, and most corrupt I’ve ever experienced.
I lived in Norfolk and Newport News for 4 years, and heard and experienced enough ridiculous stories about the police there (mostly in Virginia Beach).

I wouldn’t trust the “Common Wealth” with anything…and they’re still coming after me for unpaid taxes that don’t exist, even after I proved I didn’t live there for the time they’re trying to tax me for.

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[quote]Headhunter wrote:
Chrysalis wrote:

I caught this on the news last night and figured someone would have posted about it by now, but it appears not to be the case so I am posting it now.

This story is pretty outrageous, if you ask me. The man in question went downstairs, au naturel, at 5:30 in the morning, to make coffee. Some woman, CUTTING THROUGH HIS YARD with her 7 year old son in tow, saw him through a window. She called the police, who arrested him for indecent exposure because they thought “he wanted to be seen.” The man faces up to a $2000 fine and a year in jail

There is sooo much wrong with this scenario! Either there is a lot more to the story than appears in the video, or the police are simply insane. As is the woman reporting in the first place.

Seems to me, she should be charged with trespassing and voyeurism. Yes, perhaps the guy should have drawn the blinds or put on shorts, but hey, who thinks that clearly at 5:30 in the morning, particularly before the first cup of coffee? Certainly not I…

I might be a bit biased, since I am guilty of this more often than not. I hate wearing clothes when I don’t have to. I used to live in the middle of nowhere with no close neighbors and got pretty cavalier about it. I would have a life sentence by now, if they arrested for that around here. With added time for subjecting the neighbors to the extra flab around the middle…

Is it just me? Am I just not the typical woman when it comes to finding his arrest much more offensive than the thought of him naked IN HIS VERY OWN KITCHEN IN HIS VERY OWN HOUSE???

Until we have televisions that work both ways, and have one installed in every room, then its up to each of us to watch each other closely and report any aberrant behavior.
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Shit…1984, anyone?

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[quote]Chrysalis wrote:
To make it more fair, Push and the Meesus could drive to our house in Ronan and make coffee naked in our kitchen. We live across the street from the park.

There is an updated story about this case, now.

Turns out the woman is the wife of a Fairfax County (VA) police officer. The incident happened at 8:30, not 5:30, though it is possible someone called about this same guy being naked at 5:30. The woman was walking her son to the bus stop, which is across the street from his house. She claims he exposed himself twice–once in a front window, and once in a glass doorway. His roommates say that he had been drinking the night before and might have still been drunk. THey left around 5 am. He claims he was not still drunk. The cops are now going door to door attempting to find anyone else who might have seen him. The school sent out warning letters to parents. He has now moved out of the house.

I don’t think this changes things substantially, myself. At least now the walking around with a little kid makes a little more sense, it if was indeed really 8:30 and not 5:30. If he did appear in two windows, wonder if he was trying to see who was cutting through his yard? Personally I hate it when people cut through my yard. I also could totally see kind of forgetting I had no clothes on. I have almost answered the door without clothes a time or two. When I lived alone I spent a lot of time naked, just lounging around. Naked housework is much more pleasant than the same tasks clothed. Sigh, I miss living in the middle of BFE.

Anyway, I guess someone waiting for the school bus seems a little more legit in complaining, though I honestly do not think seeing a naked man is going to damage any little kids.

Police are pretty adamant that they had “probable cause” to arrest…[/quote]

Ummm…it’s not like he doesn’t have anything SHE hasn’t seen and her SON doesn’t HAVE. What’s the big deal? There has to be more going on…or the cops there are just that stupid, bored, and hinky. She probably made it sound like he was doing it on purpose, waving his dick at her or somethin…

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So, the guy, who has since moved out of Fairfax, was convicted of indecent exposure.

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[quote]OctoberGirl wrote:

“A Fairfax County Police spokesman said Williamson was arrested because investigators believe he wanted to be seen by the public.”

If it had been 3:00 in the afternoon and he had been washing his windows naked, … then I would think he was trying to be seen by the public, but this was 5:30am. Who would have been his target audience at that time?

he must have pissed off the cops and they are using this to teach him a lesson. [/quote]

That, imho, would make the situation even worse. Cops just have way too much power. It’s ridiculous. The fact that the woman complaining is married to a cop really grinds my gears. Whoever said that Virginia cops are corrupt is right. My family was passing through and a cop pulled my dad over claiming that he was speeding. He never speeds. If he was, he was just going with the flow of traffic. They like to pick on out-of-towners. God, I fucking hate cops. It’s not so much that I hate each individual one, but I hate the amount of power they possess.

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[quote]FlameofOsiris wrote:

[quote]OctoberGirl wrote:

“A Fairfax County Police spokesman said Williamson was arrested because investigators believe he wanted to be seen by the public.”

If it had been 3:00 in the afternoon and he had been washing his windows naked, … then I would think he was trying to be seen by the public, but this was 5:30am. Who would have been his target audience at that time?

he must have pissed off the cops and they are using this to teach him a lesson. [/quote]

That, imho, would make the situation even worse. Cops just have way too much power. It’s ridiculous. The fact that the woman complaining is married to a cop really grinds my gears. Whoever said that Virginia cops are corrupt is right. My family was passing through and a cop pulled my dad over claiming that he was speeding. He never speeds. If he was, he was just going with the flow of traffic. They like to pick on out-of-towners. God, I fucking hate cops. It’s not so much that I hate each individual one, but I hate the amount of power they possess. [/quote]

However they are not to blame for a lot of shit…it’s all the result of our own society…just depends on how you look at things. I would hate prosecutors/judges before I hate any cops. And for many reasons.

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Besides this man’s right to privacy being crapped on, I think the biggest problem with this case is the blatantly obvious double standard.

*Williamson, a commercial diver who has since moved out of Fairfax County, said he was shocked by the verdict. He suggested after the hearing that he was the victim of a double standard.

“If I was looking in her window, I think we’d be having a whole different conversation,” he said.*

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[quote]mr popular wrote:
“If I was looking in her window, I think we’d be having a whole different conversation,” he said.*[/quote]

It’s hard not to agree with him on that.