TULSA, Okla. - Some fashion statements draw more attention than others and wearing handcuffs while walking near the Tulsa County Courthouse is one that got noticed.
A man wearing a pair of handcuffs on one wrist drew the attention of passersby Friday, who contacted law officers.
But it turns out it was just his idea of a fashion statement.
The sheriff's Sgt. Jody Britt said the man, whose name was not released, was wearing "goth" clothing, with one end of the handcuffs on his wrist and the other end dangling, making it appear as if he had escaped custody.
Britt said that wearing a set of handcuffs near a courthouse is not exactly the most intelligent thing you could do.
After the deputies stopped the man, checked for warrants and found none, he was released.
A man wearing a pair of handcuffs on one wrist drew the attention of passersby Friday, who contacted law officers.
But it turns out it was just his idea of a fashion statement.
The sheriff's Sgt. Jody Britt said the man, whose name was not released, was wearing "goth" clothing, with one end of the handcuffs on his wrist and the other end dangling, making it appear as if he had escaped custody.
Britt said that wearing a set of handcuffs near a courthouse is not exactly the most intelligent thing you could do.
After the deputies stopped the man, checked for warrants and found none, he was released.
Being a Goth in public should be an offence of some kind.
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