A Very Strange Condition For Granting Bail
Just what is the condition imposed by Judge Tom Broadmore for granting bail to Mr. Ben Hana (who was charged with cannabis possession and obscene exposure)?
That he wear underwear.For real. Per The Dominion Post, it seems that Mr. Hana is "... well known around Wellington [New Zealand] as Blanket Man." Unfortunately, that's apparently all he wears - a blanket. As his lawyer described it ...
"He wears high-risk clothing. It's a way of life rather than a deliberate attempt at lewdness.""High-risk." Nice touch. What did the Judge think?
Judge Tom Broadmore was sceptical of Ms Dixon's explanation: "I was walking down Courtenay Place and I'm sure he was exposing his genitals. It's just not something the public should have to tolerate."Counselor?
Ms Dixon suggested making the wearing of underwear a bail condition as a "precautionary measure".Done? Done.
The judge agreed to bail on condition that Hana not enter licensed premises, other than supermarkets, not drink alcohol and that he wear underpants or boxer shorts while in public.To see a photo of Mr. Hana in his new attire, click here.
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