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Semi-naked man ran through shop

An investigation is under way after a semi-naked man ran through a supermarket in Bristol.

The man removed his clothes except for a red top and ran through the Somerfield store in Clifton just before 1100 GMT on Sunday, police said.

The offender is described as 5ft 10ins tall, of a medium build and with short dark hair which was balding on top.

Police are looking into an offence of outraging public decency and have appealed for information.



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