Hunt for pint-sized punter dressed as a jockey who dropped trousers
Hunt for pint-sized punter dressed as a jockey who dropped trousers in front of shocked parents and children at amusement arcade
- The unknown man walks up to a slot machine in the arcade and drops his pants
- He then leans against the machine before being asked to leave by another man
- After the pair exchange words, he picks up his trousers and exits the arcade
A pint-sized man dressed as a jockey has been caught on camera dropping his trousers in front of shocked parents and children at an amusement arcade.
The unknown man, who was dressed in a colourful ensemble, complete with a hat and a rucksack, exposed himself in broad daylight at the amusement arcade in Lincolnshire.
The incident occurred on Saturday, March 2 at the Cashcade Amusements arcade in Ingoldmells and video footage shows children playing on machines just metres away.
The man was dressed in a jockey outfit (right) and walked up to a slot machine before pulling down his trousers (left)
The man was quickly asked to leave the arcade.
The owner, who wished to remain anonymous, said: ‘We didn’t know who he was at the time. I did have a few choice words for him as he left.
‘It’s not something you see every day.’
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The area of Lincolnshire where the arcade is (pictured above) which is home to a holiday park
The video shows the man walking up to a 2p machine in the arcade, before dropping his trousers and leaning against the machine.
He is then approached by another man, who asks him to leave. After a brief conversation, the man pulls his trousers up and walks out.
The matter has now been reported to the police.
Speaking to MailOnline, Lincolnshire Police said that the incident had been reported to have happened at around 16:45 on Saturday at Cashcade Amusements in Ingoldmells.
The force said they are investigating the matter and that no arrests or charges have been made at this point, but that investigations are ongoing.
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