Man Strips N*ked and Dances on a Pole in Public (Photos)

The shameless man pole dancing in public
 
A man has left people totally in shock after he was arrested by the police in Moscow, Russia for wandering around a city n*ked and talking to himself.
 
After he was handcuffed on a pole, he started pole dancing to the shock of the officers and passersby.
 
 
The police revealed that the man was high on drugs as he had taken too much of it earlier. He was arrested after people had complained he was wandering and misbehaving in public.
 
The man was later restrained by the police.

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