Update for those too lazy to goog:

http://sfist.com/2013/06/14/naked_bart_acrobat_yeiner_perez_ma y.php

So, he flipped out and had some kind of breakdown.
It was likely not drugs, say some people who know him, but other people have suggested he ingested or smoked bath salts. His troupe leader thinks he may have suffered a stroke last year.
His troupe fired him.
He may be deported.
He's been seening busking on stilts and jumping around on cars.

The circus came to town.

Someone needs to introduce him to Dunkin Doughnuts recipt girl, they seem like they're equally matched in socially repellant behavior.

Grab a hold of some naked dude with unknown issues and pretend it's a video game.

If that one guy was a BART employee, I hope he gets nicknamed Brave Sir Robin.

fair enough, it's easy to say i'd kick some naked black man in the penis when you are watching it on video.

i'd have put his wang in a sleeper hold while he was doing upside down naked bicycle kicks though, because i'm a fucking tough guy.

In situations like this, where there are like 200 able-bodied bystanders and one unarmed crazy, it's amazing to me that people still attempt to deal with situations like this black ninja style (no racial connotations there, BTW). I've seen similar videos from other countries where large groups collectively decide they've had enough of someone's shit and gang up on them, so I feel like it's distinctly American.

Scrimmjob, are you a bouncer, bro?

hah, not yet, but i've been drinking alot of muscle milk!

Straight punch him in the dick.

Public nudity was completely legal in San Francisco until this past February. And the new law only came about because large groups of dudes started gathering in this one spot every day and it started getting out of hand. The merchants said it was driving away business, the situation kind of escalated from there.

In a lot of California cities, being naked in public isn't specifically illegal. Santa Cruz is definitely clothing-optional. When I was going to UCSC, there was a naked dude on campus screaming out bible verses, and the cops came not to tell him to put his clothes back on but just to ask him to stop screaming.

It's also not all that strange of a sight to begin with out here (and I imagine any heavily populated area). I've seen my fair share of guys out of their mind harassing strangers with no pants on.

That's partially why I think there was no movement as a group to stop him. Another part is knowing that no one is going to join you in leading a charge against a crazy acrobat. For having the capability of sympathy, we are pretty unsympathetic creatures in situations like these.

Public nudity doesn't seem to be particularly common in New England cities, which is fine since we're all hideous, misshapen travesties of the human form up here.

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