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Kaieteur News- A civilian was caught on camera on Friday removing his clothes during a scuffle with a traffic rank of the Guyana Police Force (GPF), as he resisted arrest, before escaping naked outside the Ruimveldt Police Station, Georgetown.
The incident reportedly occurred between 08:45h and 09:00h.
A video posted on Facebook shows the rank scuffling with the man. As the officer grabbed the civilian’s jersey, he pulled it off. The scuffle intensified as the rank then seized the man’s pants. In response, the civilian unbuttoned his pants, removed them, and, still in the midst of the scuffle, managed to escape once he was fully undressed.
(Man strips naked to escape arrest)
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