Angry woman stages bizarre protest completely NAKED

Angry woman stages bizarre protest completely NAKED in Brazilian town as she tears down fence belonging to car dealer who sold her motor that broke down



Video from Santa Catrina, Brazil, shows the irate woman strip completely naked
 The 29-year-old tears down the dealer's fence as she rants about 'bad service'
 She explained to officers she had bought a car from the dealer but it broke down
 The woman was then taken to a nearby hospital for psychological assessment 
Bizarre footage has emerged of a furious woman staging a naked protest outside a car dealer's home. 

The video was shot in the Brazilian state of Santa Catrina and shows the angry 29-year-old tearing down the man's feeling
It is believed the woman had purchased a car from the dealer several hours earlier, but that it broke down not long after. 

She explained to police officers that she had called the owner but he had refused to repair it. 

Footage of the peculiar protest was captured by a passerby on June 21.

The video was shot in Santa Catrina, Brazil, and show the angry 29-year-old tearing down the man's fence

The angered woman tears down a fence belonging to the car dealer as passerby look on and record her

The angered woman tears down a fence belonging to the car dealer as passerby look on and record herA witness said the woman was ranting about 'bad serviceShe was arrested not long after officers arrived, who detained her under Brazil's article 223 for public decency

She explained to police officers that she had called the owner but he had refused to repair itShe was arrested not long after officers arrived, who detained her under Brazil's article 223 for public decency
The woman can be heard ranting about 'bad service' as she tears down a black metal gate at the entrance to a forecourt where the dealer lives. 

She was arrested not long after officers arrived, who detained her under Brazil's article 223 for public decency. 

Witness Rolf Otto, who photographed the woman, said she was 'talking aloud' while walking up and down the street naked.

A police spokesman would only identify the woman as 'T.R.R' as she had been admitted to a nearby hospital for psychological assessment

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