Naked Florida man hides in tanning bed after trying to set gym on fire at closing time LCSO

SeaTac, WALocal News

Henrry Antunez-Avarado, 25, was arrested for running naked through a Planet Fitness gym in Lee County, Florida, after staff requested he leave at closing time. Witnesses reported that he acted erratically, removing his clothing and crawling into the ceiling, where he knocked down tiles and attempted to ignite a fire in the bathroom. Deputies located him hiding inside a tanning bed, leading to multiple charges including indecent exposure and arson. Surveillance footage showed him sprinting unclothed through various rooms, including lying on a hydro massage bed. Antunez-Avarado's recent criminal history includes a 2023 conviction for attempted burglary and loitering.

The Lee County Sheriff's Office confirmed the charges following his arrest. This bizarre incident raises concerns about public safety and the challenges law enforcement faces with individuals exhibiting erratic behavior. Antunez-Avarado's actions underline the seriousness of mental health issues that can lead to criminal activity.

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