Annette Kaiser, a flasher in Berlin who disappears as quickly as she appears, is exploiting a legal loophole that stipulates she cannot be charged with her ‘offense’ unless she experiences arousal during the act.
Authorities are puzzled about how to prosecute the 34-year-old Kaiser because, under German law, merely exposing oneself isn’t considered a crime—law enforcement must demonstrate that the individual is sexually excited.
Officers note that apprehending men is a straightforward task because their excitement is generally visible.
In contrast, German police have astutely pointed out that women present a different challenge.
‘A man’s lowered trousers make his arousal apparent, whereas determining a woman’s state is not so clear,’ a spokesperson elaborated.
Cheeky Miss Kaiser has declared that she will keep enjoying her nudity as it gives her a sense of liberation.
‘I enjoy showcasing my physique. I provide men a good view and then I’m swiftly gone,’ she remarked.
