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A man who said he fled an accident scene because he had "bad" Chinese food and didn't want to poop in his pants was arrested on a misdemeanor charge, according to a recently released affidavit.
What could be called the case of the driver who didn't wish to defecate in his drawers began about 6:30 a.m. May 6 in Port St. Lucie when a police officer went to the 500 block of Southwest Todd Avenue for a traffic crash.
A man told the officer a red pick-up truck left after backing into his vehicle.
Shortly after that, Carlos Baca, 27, returned to the scene. The man identified Baca and his vehicle from the crash.
"Baca reported he left briefly because he had 'bad' Chinese food and did not want to defecate in his pants," an affidavit states. "Baca apologized for leaving, but believed he had no choice, as he was on the verge of defecating in his pants."
Baca said he had no license, and apologized for driving without one.
The affidavit did not state where Baca apparently got the Chinese food, nor did it state whether Baca defecated in his trousers.
Baca, of the 500 block of Southwest Todd Avenue in Port St. Lucie, was arrested on a misdemeanor driving without a license charge.
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