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Charges possible after beachgoer bares all

By Kirk Dickinson

July 4, 2019 - 10:30am

One person may be facing charges after he allegedly chose to go for the full monty at a beach in Norfolk County.

Park wardens patroling at Long Point Provincial Park were patrolling the beach outside of the park on Friday when they spotted a nude male walking around the area. The individual had reportedly been seen walking around without clothes on in the same area on Thursday as well.

After locating the male, the OPP were contacted and an investigation is ongoing.

Police said charges are pending.

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