Man Goes Nude for Obama & One Million Dollars (Video/Photos)
A 24-year-old man is set to become a million dollars richer for streaking in front of President Barack Obama during a rally in Philadelphia.
Billionaire shipping tycoon Alki David offered to pay the sum to the first person who ran nude in front of President Obama with the word “BATTLECAM” – the name of his website – across his chest.
This is the man met that challenge:
Juan James Rodriguez will receive the money in cash once all conditions for the stunt are confirmed.
In order to win the money, Mr Rodriguez had to be naked, be within eyeshot and earshot of Mr Obama, and yell the words “Battlecam.com” six times.
But that was not the only attention-getting stunt at the rally. Shortly after Mr Obama’s speech ended, a man threw a paperback book toward the president and was immediately detained by Secret Service agents, AFP reported.
He was later released without charge after an investigation found that he had meant no threat to Obama, Secret Service spokesman Edwin Donovan said.
What about public nudity and the threat of that to everyone else at the rally?
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