Naked man with sex toys gets address wrong, enters stranger’s home, FL cops say
A sexual rendezvous turned into an unusual criminal investigation when a naked man with a bag of adult toys entered the wrong home, according to investigators in Florida.
The Marion County Sheriff’s Office says the 911 call came around 8:20 p.m. on Sunday, May 4, after the suspect is accused of stepping through a woman’s front door “completely undressed except for a white pair of shoes,” according to an affidavit.
“The victim screamed at the defendant to get out, at which point the defendant turned around and left the residence and continued to roam the nearby area,” the sheriff’s office reported.
Deputies arrived and had little trouble identifying their suspect, who was still on the property “unclothed” except for sunglasses, white shoes and a backpack, the report states. He was also “sweating profusely,” officials said.
When questioned, the 24-year-old man said he came through the woods and “believed the residence belonged to his friend Tim, and walked in the unlocked front door, exposing himself to the victim,” officials say. “The defendant advised once he realized the house he entered was not his friend Tim’s house, he left back out the front door and continue roaming the nearby area.”
A search of the Gainesville man’s backpack “revealed various sex toys, a large container of Vaseline ... and a bag with a clear crystal substance in it,” officials said. That substance tested positive as methamphetamine, officials said.
His vehicle was found parked about 50 yards from the home, with his cell phone inside, officials said. The man said not having the cell phone with him for navigation purposes is what led to him entering the wrong home, the report states.
He was arrested and charged with unarmed burglary of an occupied dwelling, exposure of sexual organs and possession of a control substance without a prescription, officials said.
This story was originally published May 7, 2025 at 4:54 AM with the headline "Naked man with sex toys gets address wrong, enters stranger’s home, FL cops say."