Man without trousers arrested in Waffle House after starting conversation about his private parts

A North Carolina man was arrested on Saturday after police say he sat in a booth at a Rock Hill Waffle House without his trousers and later struck up a conversation with two patrons about his private parts.

At about 1am, a Rock Hill police officer working overtime at the Waffle House noticed Ryan Christopher Smallwood, 26, of Fayetteville sitting in a booth, “flipping the bird” at a restaurant customer. Smallwood’s trousers were dropped to his ankles, the officer reported, though he still had his boxers up around his waist.



The officer ordered Smallwood to pull up his trousers, warning him that any further inappropriate behaviour would result in police asking him to leave the Waffle House. Smallwood pulled his trousers back up and the officer walked back across the restaurant. Not much time later, the officer overheard Smallwood talking about his private parts to two other people sitting at the bar.

The officer told Smallwood he could either leave the restaurant or face arrest. Smallwood argued back, claiming he did nothing wrong. When Smallwood made no indication that he would leave, the officer placed him under arrest, charging him with public disorderly conduct.