Man dressed as 7ft penis is arrested for harassing women
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Man Disguised As 7-Foot Penis Arrested For Harassing Women
- The man was arrested in Rio de Janeiro, as he was accused of ‘acting in a suspicious manner’
- An arrest image shows the man wearing an inflatable manhood costume.
Police arrested a man dressed as a giant 7-foot penis after the women complained that he had been harassing them.
Military Police in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, arrested a man dressed as a giant phallus in the city center on Sunday for “acting suspiciously.”
An arrest image shows the man dressed in an inflatable manhood costume and a pair of flip-flops as an officer peacefully leads him away.
Only the man’s feet and rather grim face can be seen as the officer, with a cane under his arm, stops him.
The city’s carnival-goers told police that she had been using her costume to persecute women taking part in the city’s parades, local media reported.
Military Police in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, arrested a man dressed as a giant phallus in the city center on Sunday for “acting suspiciously.”
One Twitter user commented: “The harsh reality.”
Other netizens suggested that it looked more like poop than a penis.
And he wasn’t the only Carnival reveler seized over the weekend.
Police on patrol in Santa Luzia, Minas Gerais state, arrested a 20-year-old dressed as a prisoner as he was leaving his home to join a parade on Saturday.
He was about to board a bus to Belo Horizonte with a friend when officers approached them.
He was wearing a red top, shorts with the initials of the National Penitentiary Department (DEPEN) and a homemade electronic anklet.
Agents seized 15 servings of cannabis and another 15 servings of cocaine from the fanny pack one of the men was carrying.
The couple confessed to police that they planned to take some of the drugs and sell the rest at Carnival.
Carnival parades returned to Brazil last weekend for the first full edition of the festival since the Covid-19 pandemic and Brazil’s highly divisive elections.
Rio de Janeiro has hosted the parade since the 1980s and is a symbol of Brazil’s Carnival festivities.
Carnival parades returned to Brazil last weekend for the first full edition of the festival since the Covid-19 pandemic and Brazil’s highly divisive elections.
The festival was canceled in 2021 due to the pandemic, which devastatingly swept across the country, claiming up to 700,000 lives.
A scaled-down version of carnival was held last year, which meant a ban on massive street parties known as ‘blocos’.
Rio de Janeiro has hosted the parade since the 1980s and is a symbol of Brazil’s Carnival festivities.