THE NAKED COFFEE GUY CASE


 
October 19 2009, Erick Williamson of Springfield was arrested for drinking coffee in the nude in his kitchen.  The idiocy started when the wife of a police officer phoned her husband to complain that she was looking into the victim’s house and saw him naked. 

The arrest, dubbed the Naked Guy case, made international headlines and, once again, the Fairfax Police, made the county look ridiculous in the eyes of the world.  (The first time being the raids on bars to search for drunks, the second being the "This ain’t America no more" election day video recording) 

By their own admission, police raided the house, enforce, with guns drawn ("just in case we encountered a hostile individual," the officers explained) and no warrant to enter the property where they found the culprit asleep…with his pants on. 

Pulled outside on his lawn, a cop asked Williamson if he could take his picture.  Williamson said no.  The cop took the picture anyway and showed it to the woman who had complained for positive identification, which they got.  They returned to the house and arrested Williamson.  It took a jury less than twenty minutes to find Williamson not guilty.