This website uses cookies in order to enhance your experience. Please review our Privacy Policy to learn how we may use cookies and how you can change your browser settings to disable cookies. By continuing to use this website without changing your settings, you consent to our use of cookies. The latest scandal embroiling a public figure accused of flashing his privates via the internet involves New York Congressman Anthony Weiner. The liberal firebrand, who is married, is being accused of sending a photo of his crotch to a young female college student via Twitter. While Weiner says he believes someone hacked into his Twitter account, he also acknowledges that he can't say with certainty it's not his crotch in the photo. Once you get past all the obvious jokes, you have to ask, "What the hell was he thinking? The Weiner brouhaha is the latest in a recent spate of celebrity penis pics—Kanye West, Brett Favre, Chris Brown—each of which has mostly resulted in a lot of blog posts and a little embarrassment for the men in the pictures.


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A serial burglar who photographed his penis with mobile phones he stole - and then sent the images to some of the owners' friends - told police after his arrest he had been "off me head for a while". Shane Anthony Willis, 33, sent the photos via MMS to unsuspecting, innocent and horrified victims who included teenage girls. The victim of one phone theft, a student at a Melbourne private school, was reported to his year 11 head teacher after the recipient, an angry friend, received an image. Melbourne Magistrates Court yesterday heard the student, 17, whose parents were contacted by the school, was further humiliated and embarrassed when he learnt others were sent the photo. Willis pleaded guilty to more than 60 charges that included aggravated burglary, theft and using a carriage service to menace. After Willis avoided arrest in February by jumping from a second-storey window, detectives found a large amount of stolen property in the North Fitzroy house. In a police summary tendered in court by prosecutor Michael Robinson, investigators realised during a search of the house that Willis had taken photos of his penis inside the premises and sent the images to various contacts whose details were stored in the stolen phones. The background of some of the images was of the premises, including curtains and a TV and, when Willis's three-month crime spree ended last April with his arrest in Bendigo, he was asked to comment. The items included cash, credit cards, jewellery and computers, and once at the Como Cricket Club change rooms he stole seven mobile phones and 13 wallets owned by 14 players, including umpires, during a match. Penis pictures sent from stolen phones.
Esther Rodriquez said she called police after receiving the inappropriate image via text on Saturday. Rodriquez lives less than 10 minutes away from where another woman in the Chester area reported receiving a similar text, which also contained a photo of a man's penis. The woman said she received the photo last Wednesday just before 8 p.
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