Key West Prosecutor Faces Streaking Charge

KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) - A drunk Monroe County prosecutor thought it would be funny to run naked across a parking lot and hop into a friend's car, authorities said. But the joke was on him when he jumped into the wrong car and was arrested.

Albert Tasker, who works for the Monroe County State Attorney's Office, told authorities he had been drinking with friends and thought it would be funny to shed his clothes and run to a friend's car in the parking lot of a Key West motel, according to a police report.

But Tasker apparently got in the back seat of a car occupied by a woman waiting for her boyfriend. The woman screamed and her boyfriend appeared. After the woman called 911, a Key West police officer found Tasker in the middle of the parking lot.

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You gotta laugh......

"Do you remember...??" "How could I ever forget?"

or

"You'll never believe what this guy did once...!"

-- Key West, where CAN you do it?

I know. I've personally stayed at 2 of the many clothing-optional bed and breakfasts. It's a totally different world down there and I love it!

I'd be there if I could afford it!

I can't afford to go there often but I sure love the food and the festivities.

After sunset, things really start to cook on Key West. A prosecutor running naked in a parking lot is the LEAST of their worries!

:)

The one with the saxaphone playing while the end credits roll.

:D that's hilarious!

nt

Pete Sessions went streaking in Texas and nobody cared. Perhaps my Libertarian streaks are showing but it is only a naked drunk guy. Life is for living. I admire his spirit. Nobody was hurt and there was nothing mean spirited about it.

I don’t see any need to call out the heavy artillery for something stupid like that.

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"Officials with the State Attorney's Office said a request has been sent to Gov. Jeb Bush's office to appoint a special prosecutor to handle the complaints to avoid any appearance of a conflict of interest."

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