Woman in weiner costume arrested for ‘lewd conduct’ at NoKings event in Fairhope

Video by thekoolaidmom. Bsky. Social

FAIRHOPE, AL – A 53-year-old woman was arrested during the NoKings event in downtown Fairhope after showing up in a novelty costume and holding a protest sign that drew police attention.

The incident was captured on camera by BlueSky user thekoolaidmom.

The incident happened during a public gathering when officers approached the woman, who was wearing a full-body penis-shaped suit and holding a sign reading “No dick-tator.”

#NoKings event in Fairhope, Al.A woman was arrested for "lewd conduct" because she was dressed in penis suit with a sign that said "No dick-tator"3 cops on a 53 yo woman.

(@thekoolaidmom.bsky.social) 2025-10-18T21:01:14.097Z

Video recorded by witnesses shows three Fairhope police officers confronting the woman before placing her under arrest for alleged lewd conduct.


Key Points

  • A 53-year-old woman was arrested at a Fairhope event for lewd conduct.
  • She wore a penis costume and held a sign reading “No dick-tator.”
  • Three officers were involved in taking her into custody.

Protest stunt sparks arrest at downtown event

Attendees said the woman appeared to be making a political statement when police moved in and escorted her from the crowd. Authorities said the arrest was made under local ordinances prohibiting obscene or indecent exposure in public spaces.

Witnesses described the scene as tense but largely non-violent. The woman was handcuffed and led to a patrol car as some bystanders recorded the arrest and others voiced objections.

Dam. I was there … before the cops came.

Dan Kirchoff (@dan-kirchoff.bsky.social) 2025-10-19T02:10:10.857Z

Police cite public decency laws

Fairhope Police have not released the woman’s name but confirmed she was charged with lewd conduct following the incident. Officials said the costume was deemed inappropriate for a family-oriented event held in a public area.

Event organizers did not comment on whether the woman was affiliated with the NoKings movement or acting independently.

The case will be reviewed by the Baldwin County District Court once formal charges are filed.

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