[music] [music] Evston 911. Where's your emergency? >> Hi. Uh, Raymond's Park. There's a gentleman who just stripped naked in front of a bunch of children in the playground. He and he's still there right now near the near the playground. >> Yes. >> Okay. Black, white, Hispanic, Asian. Can you tell? >> White. He looks older. I'm not seeing a ton of hair. Um pants back on at the moment. He did. >> Okay. >> He just put his pants back on. >> Okay. We'll be on the way right now. >> He has like his pants are like green at the top and then like tan at the bottom. >> Okay. >> That helps. >> All right. We will be on the way right now. >> Cool. I will stick around in case they need help. >> Thank you so much. >> Yeah, I'm out with my dog in case they see me. >> Okay, perfect. >> Thank you. >> Yep. You're right. >> Byebye. >> You want to talk to my friend here while we see what's going on? They got I'm guessing this is the only right here. Okay, there's no worries over there. >> Why don't you see what we got with over there that SWAN can stay with them for we can figure out what what we're dealing with and I'll see what happens. So, they were to tell you no matter what they pulled up after they had already gotten care, but we didn't shoot them. >> My name is Officer Diaz. Just everybody know recorder. Um, what's going on? >> He wasn't the first here. We had a few school class of 28 kids out here at 8 went in the field and took on clothes at 20 or else three. And then by the time I came out stressed and napping, but then he just did it again. When I walked up on a dog walk, I saw him walking. He like took his shoes off and then he took his shirt off and I was like, he's not going to do it, is he? And then I turned to look again and his pants were completely off. He was standing facing the park field. So facing the kids like full frontal. >> Okay. >> It's very important. What was he saying and what was he doing? Cuz >> just screaming. >> Unintelligible. >> I only heard one scream. That was I didn't I wasn't here for the first time. I wasn't here for the second time that he did it. >> The second time was once. >> What about his hands? What was his hands doing? >> We didn't see it. We were just told from a teacher like what happened. >> Okay. >> So it happened before we got out here. Hey, >> can we talk to that? So, yeah, a lot of people don't know this, but Illinois doesn't have like a general indecent exposure law. The Illinois law is public indecency and the nakedness has to be for gratification. That's why we're asking. >> So, it is still disorderly conduct. So, if somebody wanted to be the victim of a disorderly conduct, it's class C misdemeanor. >> Uh, we have a right of a ticket. >> But just so people know, like that's why we're asking those specific questions. I have to prove he was doing mention that. >> I did not specifically see himself. >> It doesn't even be saying I really attract whatever something crazy like that. Um which >> I saw him like jump up and squat down, but that's whether you're not like on your dog. >> Squatted up and down. We pulled up. He was naked and then as soon as we pulled up the post back. >> It's okay. We all >> you guys didn't seem doing like >> nothing that at the school. >> That's interesting to know though with >> Yeah, I know a lot of people mistake that. >> A lot of people mistake Illinois law because it's but it is it's called public indecency and it does have to be for >> but it's not that that's not >> it's not it's almost never the case. >> Their pants are falling down cuz they don't have belts. People call it say it's a decent it's it's really >> But I'm you're saying in other places that >> in some places it could in some states like if you can see certain parts of the body in some like in Arizona if you can see oh right >> oh in between the cheeks >> I think the first it would be able to see the areola of the nipple >> in Illinois and house and if you guys want to look it up the the statute's called public and decence. Okay. Thank you for >> see the children. >> It's not common now. [laughter] >> But uh someone does disorderly conduct. >> So we would do disorderly conduct. Disorderly conduct is kind of a really good catchall >> because it's basically if somebody's behavior >> was so disturbing people. >> So it's kind of a catch. You do a lot of things with that but it's a class C misdemeanor. So I'd have to write him citation for him and tell him not to do it again. >> Right. >> Yeah. >> Used to be we would automatically take them in and we couldn't identify them. But now class class C and class B misdemeanor have to site >> just grounds for any kind. >> Um yeah only if I can prove they're they're a danger like you like I have to prove it's a actual danger. So, it's a it's actually a pretty high bar. It's not it and that's why it doesn't happen all. I think that's like like the disconnect between fire, law enforcement, and citizens. Citizens want the bar to be low, but it's actually it's constitutionally high. We're take we're agents of the government taking this. So, we have the pretty high. >> Um, >> so the teacher, >> the teacher doesn't want to sign, she will sign for >> Okay. and will be laying around once you guys are done. We can try to make clunky hack and see if we can get him some assistance. We just didn't want to step out to let you guys do your thing. >> Thank you. >> Uh I'm going to go check with Shanker real quick. We'll get his name and stuff. >> You got his name yet? >> Oh, he's Mr. John. >> Oh, that's going to be a problem. >> Yeah. >> So, we're probably going to uh we're going to need that stuff, bud. You don't have a name? >> I was born with no name. >> You were born with no name. Do you have an ID? >> No. >> That the man gave you? >> Okay. So, since my young recruit is almost done with training, I'll say here with him. If you want to go see what he's got and maybe give him fatherly advice, I've told him what I thought. But, uh, he does have somebody willing to sign complaints. It's probably not going to be public indecency, but we'll certainly disor. But, you can go talk to him. Tell him what you think. So, he'll give him another perspective as well. Okay. So, um and and uh let him know that we can't identify him. That that might be a thing. >> Uh what's going on? >> Well, apparently you had uh taken off your clothes a couple of times. We We can't have that. Lots of witnesses saw you running around the park without some clothes on. Wait. >> So, >> I haven't seen those people. >> You haven't seen those people? >> They saw you. They saw lots of you. >> They saw parts of you they didn't want to see. >> All right. >> Huh? >> Okay. Do you have a home place you live? Are you at one of the institutions here? >> Are you a psych patient? >> I can't hear you, my friend. You said you're not a psych patient. >> Were you ever a psych patient? >> Okay. >> Hello, sir. How are you today? My name is Officer Diaz. You already know you've been out here recorded. Um, what happened? Some people were telling me that you were running around naked doing jumping jacks. Okay. >> You don't recall? >> What's your last name? >> I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. You lost the service. >> Uh, okay. Uh so unfortunately um I have a party that wants to sign a complaint because you were uh fully naked, you know, in the public park. Um I do have to identify you and if you don't want to be there, you know, your information, I do have to arrest you for >> Okay. Sorry. Um so you need to identify yourself >> with no name. So, we're having >> All right, get up. Get up, bud. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest, my man. >> Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. Very [clears throat] welcome. >> Put your hand behind your back, pass. You go. >> Do you have anything that's going to hurt us, stick us, do anything to us? >> No. Okay. >> What's all in this bag? I asked you earlier. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Disregard that. I don't want to know. We're in custody. We're >> good. >> All right. We're uh mentally knowledged. >> Mentally, good for you. >> And now did his head. >> The suspect, Walter A. Moore, was aged 59 [music] at the time of this arrest. He was charged with disorderly conduct as a class C misdemeanor and with obstructing identification as a class A misdemeanor. Now, we can have fun with the 911 call, but this next bit [music] is no laughing matter as it was learned only after processing the suspect's fingerprints [music] that he was in fact already a violent offender. This led to his final charge, a defender violation in a [music] public park, which is a class 4 felony. Now, what do you think? If found guilty, what's the appropriate punishment for these types of offenses? Let us know in the comments below. And as always, thanks for watching 5 Police [music] Body Cam.