A naked man in Georgia used a hammer to break into a liquor store, but only stole a single Coke. (Forsyth County Detention Center)
A man in Georgia wearing no clothes broke into a liquor store Monday and stole a can of soda.
Police said Charles Wyatt, 61, used a hammer to break the glass of Beverage World in Forsyth County early in the morning.
Surveillance video shows the man entering the store completely naked except for his shoes. He then steals a Coke and wanders around drinking it before lying down for a little while.
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Wyatt was arrested around 4 a.m. after exiting the store and charged with burglary, theft by taking, and possession of tools for the commission of a crime, Fox 5 reports.
Charles Wyatt, 61, was arrested after exiting the store and charged with charged with burglary, theft by taking, and possession of tools for the commission of a crime (Forsyth County Detention Center)
The owner of the store, Jamie Kurisko, told WSB-TV he was “relieved” because he figured Wyatt wasn’t trying to rob him.
"We've shown a couple of people the video. Some of our sales peoples. Everybody is kind of amazed. It's kind of funny right now, but it wasn't at the time," Kurisko said.
Three nights prior to the break-in, police encountered Wyatt walking naked along the road in front of the liquor store and had him sent to the hospital, WSB-TV reports.
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Wyatt reportedly has diminished mental capacity, according to police, and had missed a few doses of his medication prior to the first incident.