SPRINGFIELD -
A Northern Virginia man is arrested and charged after being caught naked inside his own home.
It happened in Springfield on Monday morning. 29-year-old Eric Williamson says he walked into his kitchen to make coffee. Since he was home alone, he didn't bother getting dressed.
A woman and a young boy walking outside saw Williamson through the window and called police. Investigators then arrested Williamson because they believe he wanted people outside to see him naked. But Williamson says that's not the case. He says he should be able to walk around naked in the privacy of his own home.
If convicted, Williamson could face up to a year in jail and a $2,000 fine.
Williamson is hiring a lawyer to fight the charges against him. He may also seek damages from the Fairfax County Police.
It happened in Springfield on Monday morning. 29-year-old Eric Williamson says he walked into his kitchen to make coffee. Since he was home alone, he didn't bother getting dressed.
A woman and a young boy walking outside saw Williamson through the window and called police. Investigators then arrested Williamson because they believe he wanted people outside to see him naked. But Williamson says that's not the case. He says he should be able to walk around naked in the privacy of his own home.
If convicted, Williamson could face up to a year in jail and a $2,000 fine.
Williamson is hiring a lawyer to fight the charges against him. He may also seek damages from the Fairfax County Police.
