| (Screenshot from ‘9 News’ in Australia) |
Since the beginning of the new year, naked men have broken into the swimming pool of a luxurious villa, enjoyed swimming, smashed statues and ran away after escaping, Australia 9 News reported on the 3rd (local time).
It was around 3am on the 1st that seven naked men broke into a luxurious villa in Byron Bay, New South Wales. The place they broke into was the home of Eddie Phillips, co-founder of the Asian spa company ‘Philip Wayne’.
They climbed the wall, broke into the house, enjoyed a leisurely dip in the pool, and even fell down the stairs in a group, shaking their hips and filming it.
They also tossed loungers into a pool and destroyed expensive statues and ceramics before fleeing, leaving the Phillips house in a state of chaos before storming out.
Phillips, the landlord who returned after walking out, was shocked to see naked men had invaded and rioted via CCTV. “It was disgusting to see men break things,” Phillips said.
“It’s trespassing, but it’s understandable if kids jumped into the pool to celebrate the new year. But destroying my stuff is inexcusable,” he warned of the lawsuit.
The men reportedly broke $10,000 worth of items (about 12.76 million won) and fled. TweedByron Constabulary Police are investigating the case and looking for the whereabouts of the men.
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| The luxurious home of Eddie Phillips, nicknamed the “Spark King”. (Captured from ‘Nine 9’ in Australia) |
