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There is no Biblical injunction that’s specifically about women and pants. And women should have that same standard.” I don’t own any and I don’t want to wear any. “You know, there is no picture of me wearing a dress,” he added quickly with a nervous chuckle, “because I’m never going to put one on. Like, man, I gotta find the owner of it and persuade him. “If I was caught wearing a dress and that was online,” he said as his strange rant continued, “I would do everything in my power to get rid of that picture. If you’re a man and your wife has pants, throw them away. “No what should we do about that, knowing this as Christians? If you’re a woman and you own any pants, throw them away. His lawyer argued he should be acquitted as he had gestured to a machine, not a person.“Now obviously it’s not as bad as being a fa***t,” he continued, “But God is still very upset with your sin.” The man argued his gesture was actually aimed at his girlfriend's former partner, whom she had mentioned. He was also allegedly in possession of a crossbow and marbles police thought he might use to vandalize more cameras.Įarlier this year a man in France faced up to four months in prison after flipping off a speed camera. A man admitted to damaging 9 speed cameras in Australia back in 2014, ABC News reported at the time. This isn't the first time a speed camera has been the target of vandalism. Stokes could not confirm reports the man had used his underpants to fuel the fire.Īccording to Australia's 9News, the speed camera is a top earner in the state, delivering more than 1 million Australian dollars ($720,000) in fines over the last financial calendar. "Crime scene investigators are on their way because they obviously want to have a look at the forensics," he said at the time. "We have what we are understand are burnt-up jocks, yes jocks, underwear, at the bottom and the fire has licked up the pillar on all four sides," he said, adding that the camera's glass had also been smashed. "It was the second time, we'll be alleging, that he tried to set fire to the same camera."Ī local police officer told ABC Radio Adelaide that burnt underpants were found at the scene. "A suspect was arrested at the scene," senior constable Rebecca Stokes said. local time, when another arson attempt took place on the camera. Police arrested a man at around 3.45 a.m. The first fire was successfully extinguished. Patrols arrived too late to catch the culprit, who drove away from the scene. The speed camera was initially smashed and set on fire at around 12.20 a.m. What look like burnt underpants were reportedly found on the ground beneath the traffic camera, according to Australia's ABC News. The traffic camera was set alight twice and smashed in the middle of the night on Wednesday.
Police charged him with two counts of arson after he allegedly set fire to a speed camera-using his underwear. A man in Adelaide, Australia, seems to have taken the term "pants on fire" rather literally.
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