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To: Nite-Man who wrote (18863)	5/4/2001 1:20:07 PM
From: Capt	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 30923

Naked hair stylist terrorizes South Boston spa Boston(AP) -- A nude hair stylist terrorized an upscale spa Thursday, ripping a man's clothes off and threatening several customers before police arrested him. The man, identified as Nite-Man, 82, walked into the Primo Salon Day Spa on Hotel Circle North about 3 p.m. He soon tore off his clothes and began screaming incoherently, said Boston police Sgt. Craig E. Speck. He alternately entered the men's and women's facilities, at one point grabbing a male attendant, dragging him and tearing his clothes off. Ground Zero, 99, said he had a confrontation with Nite-Man in the men's whirlpool bath. "When I came in, he seemed mellow. Then he started yapping and talking to the walls," Ground Zero said. "He would clasp his hands and look upward. I just ignored him until he grabbed my penis and said he wanted me to meet his parents. I left." Employees locked Nite-Man in a room until police arrived. He was arrested on suspicion of attempted kidnapping, making terrorist threats and being under the influence of methamphetamine. Nite-Man is a stylist at a different Primo Salon in North County. He had canceled his appointments Thursday before turning up at the spa, according to employees. Primo salon owner Wayne VanScoyac said Nite-Man has been with the company for three years and was known to give good head. "Something must have just snapped in him," VanScoyac said.