Crime & Safety
Nude Woman Lights Debris On Fire, Kicks Officer Fremont: Police
Police say they found the woman while responding to a welfare check.
FREMONT, CA — Police say they arrested an aggressive nude woman lighting debris on fire in Fremont.
Officers responded to Thornton Avenue and Moraine Street on Tuesday, Sept. 8, for a welfare check following reports of a person causing a disturbance in the area, the Fremont Police Department said.
There, the woman had taken her clothes off, was yelling and was setting debris on fire, police said.
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She was arrested in connection with the incident and later kicked an officer, leading to her being restrained, police said.
It's unclear what potential charges the woman could face.
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