A woman visited a Stewart's Shop and Curtis Lumber within a few minutes of each other Tuesday — with no clothes on. "Have a good day," the woman told one lumberyard employee as she traipsed out.



Curtis Lumber manager Bob Eakin, who was not at work at the time, said the woman asked a couple of employees what time it was before she left.

"No one wanted to say much to her," he said. "It's not a situation you want to be involved in."



A picture captured from a Curtis Lumber security camera of the incident was being shared Wednesday on Facebook. Eakin said he hadn't seen it.

The woman — later identified by Saratoga County District Attorney James Murphy III as Barbara Lafleur of Saratoga Springs — also went to a Stewart's Shop on East Line Road.



"The manager said 'Ma'am, are you aware you have no clothes on?' She was kosher and cool about it, and the manager told her she needed to leave," said a Stewart's employee, who only identified himself as Terry. By the time the Saratoga County Sheriff's Office picked her up, she had her clothes back on, Eakin said.



Murphy said she is charged with public lewdness, a misdemeanor, "While the defendant claimed she was merely expressing her freedom to be fully liberated by walking nude into Stewart's and Curtis Lumber, this alleged conduct is actually a crime under the penal law," said Murphy in a statement. "Surprisingly, mental health found no psychiatric issues whatsoever." Lafleur was released pending a future court appearance in Ballston Spa and could face a maximum of 90 days in jail if convicted, Murphy said.