Parents confront naked man in Washington JCPenney
Video shows people chasing after and then beating a naked man in a Seattle JCPenney. (DUBSEATV / X)
Police in a Seattle suburb have provided additional context to a video circulating online of a naked man in a JCPenney store.
"The individual depicted in the video was in mental crisis. Shortly after the video shared online ends, the individual had a serious medical emergency which necessitated the need for medics and transportation to the hospital," Tukwila Police Department said on Facebook.
The incident occurred on Oct. 1, according to the Daily Mail. Video of the incident began with a man following another man who was wearing nothing but socks. The person recording could be heard explaining that they are in the kids' department before a second man could be seen following the unclothed one.
A third person then began to follow the naked man as a chase ensued. The person recording quickly followed after them. At some point, the naked man grabbed a pair of pants and attempted to put them on.
The video begins with a man following a naked man in the store. (DUBSEATV / X)
The naked man and several other men ended up in a corner before a massive brawl broke out, and people could be heard screaming in the background. The bystanders ended up pummeling the naked man before someone began shouting "enough" repeatedly.
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The naked man tries to get away from the clothed adults following him. (DUBSEATV / X)
At one point, the naked man grabs a pair of pants, and they are seen flying during an altercation. (DUBSEATV / X)
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It is suggested in the video that the man was trying to touch two kids that he had with him in the store, but police said that so far they have found no evidence of that.
The unidentified naked man was arrested and charged with misdemeanor assault.
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