Flashing arrest hasn't hurt business, says karate shop owner

[matcom]

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Timothy Snyder, 51, 12909 S. 110th St., Roca, was charged with exposing himself to Thayer County motorists on April 1 and May 7, said Thayer County Attorney Daniel Werner.

Each count carries a maximum punishment of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine, Werner said.

Snyder was cited with indecent exposure July 13 when Thayer County Sheriff David Lee pulled him over for driving a car without license plates.

As Lee approached Snyder's Ford Taurus, he noticed Snyder wasn't fully clothed, Lee said.

He also noticed Snyder had been driving on a stretch of road where several women had said they had seen a man exposing himself, Lee said.

Snyder owns the Okinawan Karate and Fitness Center at 5900 S. 58th St.

Southeast Nebraska has had what Lee described as a "phantom flasher" for about two years now, Lee said.

http://www.journalstar.com/articles/2004/08/24/local/10054114.txt

[DS1]

1. Obviously Okinawan Karate doesn't incorporate any Ninjitsu

otherwise he'd have been able to disappear into the shadows, in broad daylight, naked.

[mrboba1]

2. Okinawan karate

uses short and power moves - not known for their fleetness.

He had no chance...