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Native man appears in court after naked run in Regina
Brendan William Cross, a Native activist and one-time politician, appeared in court to face charges in connection with a naked romp through downtown Regina, Saskatchewan.

Cross allegedly appeared nude or partially nude in three locations on Tuesday morning. One of them was the office of Mayor Pat Fiacco.

Cross, whom friends say suffers from a mental disorder, has been charged with one count of uttering a threat and two counts of assault, disorderly conduct and unlawful entry. He was ordered to stay in custody pending another court appearance on Friday.

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