Butt Naked Woman Claimed Snakes Ate Her Pants

Put yourself in this scenario. You are walking around outside with a shirt and.... that's it. Just a shirt. You are naked from the waist down. The cops grab you and ask, "why aren't you wearing pants?" What is your answer?

This woman's answer: A snake at my pants.

Montgomery County

A woman was found naked from the waist down in Pennsylvania. According to a court filing. She told police that snakes ate her pants. Great excuse.

Montgomery County officers responded to several 911 calls about a half-dressed woman walking in the middle of a road about 25 miles from Philadelphia.

One caller informed police he was driving past the Lansdale police station when he saw the naked woman.

The woman was identified as 35-year-old Gloria Harpel. When police approached her she was “naked from the waist down and she was rambling.”

Police suspected the woman was using narcotics. Although she blames the snakes, her pants were put in a storm drain before she used the “snakes had eaten them” excuse.

Police also noted that Harpel was “sweating profusely” and “making nonsensical outbursts.” She was arrested for disorderly conduct and public drunkenness. She was taken in at 2:30 pm and booked into the Montgomery County jail on the misdemeanor counts. She is currently homeless.

Those sneaky snakes seem to have gotten away. This is a warning to all, watch out for those slithery stealers. Not sure why the snakes would steal her pants... They don't even have legs. Oh well. Stay safe out there.

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