Naked 18-year-old man arrested after being caught inside Darwin Sexyland
A teenager has been arrested after he allegedly broke in to a Darwin sex shop, where he was found stark naked. Read the hilarious reaction from Territorians here.
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A teenager has been left blushing after being arrested over an alleged break-in at a Darwin sex shop where he was found stark naked by police.
Police about 1am Friday received reports from the owners of Sexyland in Stuart Park that the store had been broken into.
When police attended, they allegedly found an 18-year-old man naked inside the store with a number of items in his possession.
Police said what he was doing with the items was unclear but would be determined once CCTV was viewed.
It is unclear if the man was naked when he entered the store.
About 9.30am, Sexyland staff were cleaning up glass throughout the store which was left behind from the teenager allegedly smashing through the front door.
People took to social media on Friday morning, with one person nicknaming the alleged offender a “sticky hand bandit”.
Another suggested the alleged break-in may have been soundtracked by Michael Jackson’s hit Beat It.
“They don’t call it the SILLY SEASON for nothing,” one person commented.
“Try before you buy,” another wrote.
Both staff and management declined to comment on the incident.
The teenager was arrested and was expected to be charged with criminal damage and unlawful entry.
In February last year, Alec Gladigau avoided jail after stealing more than $400 in sex toys including a neon blue dildo valued at $89.95, a “foreplay costume”, a “silver choker collar”, three pairs of women’s underwear, a singular ankle cuff, a black lace mask and a bullet vibrator.
He was handed a nine-month good behaviour bond.
A month later, a couple was arrested after allegedly robbing Sexyland at Palmerston in an unrelated incident.
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