Naked man to face court over nudie run at BP Edgecliff
A 48-year-old man will appear in court after allegedly walking into an eastern suburbs petrol station stark naked.
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A naked man who allegedly walked into an eastern suburbs petrol station wearing only sunglasses and thongs will appear in court.
Police paid a visit to the 48-year-old at Bexley North about 1.45pm on Monday and issued him with a court attendance notice for wilful and obscene exposure in a public place.
The man was seen on CCTV walking into BP Edgecliff around midday stark naked – he was also not wearing a mask.
While the reason for the nudie run remains unclear, footage shows the man walking into the service station to pay for fuel and walking out without incident.
BP declined to comment on the incident while an owner of a nearby business said he had never seen anything like it.
The man will appear in Downing Centre Local Court on February 25.
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