THIS is the shocking moment a group of naked men are caught running down a busy street, landing them in hot water.
Bizarre footage shows the men running down one of Australia‘s most loved dining strips on the Gold Coast.
The group of men run down a road on the Gold Coast Credit: 9News
Witnesses can’t believe their eyes as the men run past Credit: 9News
The dozen or so men were seen spilling out of a pick-up truck on the corner of Breaker Street.
Shouts of “go, go!” could be heard as they raced along the high street in nothing but their birthday suits.
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In chilly conditions, the group reportedly sprinted all the way down Tedder Avenue – which is lined by high-end restaurants – and back again.
People heading out for dinner could do nothing but stop and stare as the pack of naked men went tearing past them.
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Restaurant goers were distracted from their dinner by the rare spectacle Credit: 9News
Police say no official complaint has been made about the group Credit: 9News
The person who captured the incident from their balcony can be heard saying: “What the hell are they doing?
“They’re nudie running!”
“Everyone was standing up in the restaurant having a look,” one witness told Nine News.
“The most action Main Beach has ever seen!”
Another said: “‘Are we really seeing this?’ But it was very entertaining, and very quick.
“I just gathered it must have been a buck’s night.”
Queensland Police said they were aware of the incident but had yet to receive an official complaint.
Wilful exposure carries a fine of $345 (£180) in Queensland, while public nuisance can see offenders charged over $500 (£260).
Acting Chief Superintendent Brett Jackson said authorities would investigate if it “comes into our knowledge that something has occurred and caused distress to someone”.
“That behaviour isn’t what we want to see on the Gold Coast and it won’t be tolerated,” he added.
