'Drunk' man arrested for 'having sex' with parked van before he passed out

Micheal Henson

A man has been arrested for appearing to have sex with a van before passing out in a nearby yard, Mirror reports. Witnesses called police when they saw a man pull down his trousers and swing on a stop sign. According to a police report , officers arrived at the 700 block of St. Nicholas Street around 8pm Tuesday.

The incident, on Deadwood Street in Dayton, Ohio, was reported by local television station WDTN. The station said officers arrived in the area to find a man walking in the Deadwood Street only wearing black gym shorts and shoes.

The report says the man, later identified as Henson, appeared to be intoxicated. Officers put him in the back of a police car and checked some details. A local woman claimed to have seen him standing near a parked van and explained that she had seen him pull his shorts down and place his genitals in the front grill of the van that was parked on the street. The woman said he did this for a while then appeared to pass out in a nearby yard. That’s when she called police. Henson was arrested for public indecency and is now in the Montgomery County jail.

Olympic executive arrested naked in son's Rio hotel room and charged with ticket touting

Pat Hickey, the president of the Olympic Council of Ireland, has been charged with selling tickets for prices higher than face value, in a scheme that could have profits of more than $3.1million. Hickey, 71, is accused of conspiring with some six others to sell the illegal Olympic tickets. Hickey was arrested in humiliating fashion while at his son's hotel room in Rio last week. 

He was naked when cops knocked on the door of his son's room at a luxury hotel in the upscale Barra da Tijuca neighborhood. Hickey's wife had told cops he had left for Ireland - but they found him in nearby room registered to his son and found him there.

'We noticed that there was another room in the hotel under his son's name, so we went to that room and we found Hickey by himself,' detective Ronaldo Oliveira said.

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Basketmouth apologizes over attack on Goodluck Jonathan

Veteran Nigerian comedian, Basketmouth, has withdrawn his statement on the state of the nation, apologizing to former president, Goodluck Jonathan for disrespecting him, Daily Post reports. In his last Instagram post, the comedian debunked rumors that he was one of the advocatesadvocates for the emergence of Buhari’s administration.




He aired his stance on his alleged involvement in politics. He said he never campaigned for President Buhari or any other politician (including former president, Jonathan). He wrote: “Truth of the matter is that I would have voted anyone that could speak two words of English against Ex-president Goodluck Jonathan and that’s strictly based on the amount of greed and selfishness we witnessed from members of his (Jonathan’s) administration in the 6 years that he sat on the rock.

“I have said it numerous times that I am not a politician hence I try not to dabble in politics. However I think a few people interpret crying out against injustice by the one as campaign for the other.”
But barely 24 hours after airing his stance, Basketmouth apologized for appearing as though ‘disrespectful’ to Jonathan.

He, however, retracted his statement, stating he has ‘nothing but respect’ for the former president.
He wrote: “I have to sincerely apologise at this point that in expressing my opinion in my last post which was primarily to clear the air about who I campaigned, supported or rooted for or didn’t, I was disrespectful to a man I have nothing but respect.

“The last President may have had some wrong advisers and consequently decisions were made that will eventually impact on the economy, however I am sorry if it came across as an attack on the man Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.

“We all desired a CHANGE, majority voted for it, now we have it, it is definitely a process, a tough one because I know the hustle is real…believe me, I know. “I trust it can only get better, let’s just try to be patient,” he added.