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I'm hoping this guy just pulled a, what was the who did that years ago, Robert Donnie Jr. when he was all messed up on drugs.

I hope this guy walked in the wrong house and not was a total creep, but this comes out of Lawrence, Kansas.

Law enforcement are investigating a young girl's overnight slumber party.

It abruptly ended over the weekend after a man entered the home uninvited and took off his clothes.

The police were called sunny to a neighborhood somewhere in Lawrence.

Several young girls supervised by adults, extremely upset.

Officers learned that two of the girls who were sleeping on the couch woke up to see a naked man in the home. They began yelling for the adults. As you would. And the man went towards

the back bedroom and a male adult resident was able to force the guy out. I'm surprised he

just beat the hell out of the guy. Second team of officers quickly arrested him in nearby.

While the first team worked to, yeah, he just showed up somebody's house.

Oh, under the influence of drugs.

That means he walked into the wrong, think about the wrong house anyway.

He walked in the real really wrong house.

Yeah, young girls in there. Slumber party house.

Right.

I mean, because if he's all drugged up and thought he walked into his house and there was nobody there, at least he's not going to get charged with something worse now. Now he's on the registry. Yeah, it's a sex crime now. But here's the big question. Was he hot? There's no picture of him. Yeah, no word. I don't think the 12-year-olds were asking. Yeah, 12-year-olds don't care about that.

Is that how young they were?

Yeah.

I must have zoned out during that. Okay, never mind. You didn't hear that part. It wasn't. Never mind. I didn't mean just have such an off-color question. No, that's fine. You didn't hear the girls were 12, right? Yeah. You're 18.

That just sucks.

Yeah, that would be a lot of drugs, but I don't live really close to, uh, but I could see somebody blackout drunk doing something like that. Todd. If you lived in, like a row house. My condo. Lock your doors. My first condo I bought, they looked all alike. Yes. And Todd knocked on the wrong door a couple times. But if I'd lived there, I could have easily, easily walked in the wrong door. But I would look down. They still look exactly alike. Yeah. Sometown you were shooting an episode of Superdanny and we were out in the, you know, the truck and I had to run into the house and I ran in, open the door and realized I'm in the wrong house. Like, like, you just, I mean, like, really, a stranger comes in and opens a door and just runs into your house. Like, first of all, lock your door. Secondly, you know, like. Do you leave your doors unlocked when you're in the house? Our doors are never just unlocked, even when we're in the house.

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