Salerno: he strips in front of a market and then on bus line 13

A homeless man, already known to the police, was the one who sowed panic. The man, shortly before boarding public transport, had been kicked out of a local supermarket for annoying some customers, asking them to lower their trousers or lift their skirts. This was reported in the newspaper Le Cronache, on newsstands today.
Only after the owner threatened to call the police did the man leave the premises to put on a truly unworthy show outside: the tramp lowered his trousers and showed himself naked to passers-by.
He then took the bus, demanding that a passenger give up his seat: "Move, get up before I put my hands on you, I'm tired," the man known in the eastern area as o' Tarall shouted. But at a certain point, the homeless man went berserk, yelling at people to get their attention and then putting his hands down his pants.
The driver immediately stopped the public transport and asked the man to get off. However, the words of the Busitalia employee were of no use, so much so that many users began to rant against him. "Either you get off now or we'll hurt you," shouted a girl, harassed by the homeless man. "I'm not getting off.
Here, I'll show you," the man promptly replied, lowering his pants once more. At that point the phone call to the police was made, but in the meantime O'Tarall continued to rant against those present and the driver himself, who, for his part, did everything possible to maintain calm and above all to keep the users safe, placing himself between them and the man to avoid any physical contact between the parties.
Only after a long and heated discussion did the attacker get off the bus. After all, it is not the first time that O'Tarall has been the protagonist of similar episodes, so much so that in the past he was also kicked out of the soup kitchen in the eastern area.