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Naked Man, Buddies Steal Beer

Posted: 12:56 pm EDT August 30, 2007Updated: 1:07 pm EDT August 30, 2007

Missouri police arrested three men for stealing beer from a convenience store while one of them was naked.

The store clerk said a man walked in naked and did a hula dance.

Police said the naked man was meant to be a distraction so another man could grab a case of beer.

The store clerk was not fooled and called police.

The men ran outside to a driver waiting in the car.

A customer wrote down the license plate and police arrested the men a few days later.

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