A man in Tennessee, USA, returned home to find a naked stranger sat on his couch drinking his juice, according to police.
The resident told Nashville Police that he tried to speak to the intruder, who responded by screaming and dropping the juice on the floor.
When police arrived at the scene, the resident told officers he didn't know the man, who was still in the house and was only wearing a t-shirt. After officers asked him to leave the premises, the man is alleged to have lifted up his shirt to expose his genitals, before screaming once again, WKRN report.
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Police then arrested the man and the resident explained to officers that the intruder had eaten a tub of ice cream from his freezer worth $5 and the carton of juice, worth $3.
Police also found the resident's bedroom window to be slightly ajar and his blinds bent, which led them to conclude that this may have been the intruder's entry point.
The man has been identified has 67-year-old James Wooten. He has been charged with indecent exposure and aggravated burglary.
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Last week, a grandma in Florida used a baseball bat to fend off a half-naked man who was attempting to steal her car.
Clarese Gainey said she heard a noise outside her apartment, so picked up her bat and went to investigate.
"'I grabbed my bat, I braced myself, and I eased the door open," she told WGFL.
Outside, the 65-year-old said she discovered a 300lb man in nothing but his underpants trying to break into her car. After the man spotted her, she said that he charged in her direction.
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The former high school softball player said: "I took that bat and hit him upside the head like, 'pi-yah!' He said, 'Ow!'"
The man, Antonio Mosley, then fled the scene, leaving behind his trousers, shirt and a sock, which the police K9 unit were able to use to track him down to a nearby mobile home park. When officers found him, Mosley was said to be wearing a new pair of trousers with cocaine in the pocket.
Mosely was held in Alachua County Jail and was charged with two counts of burglary and drug possession.
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