What Led To The Arrest Of A Man In A Diaper In Tyler?

A Texas man has been arrested for an outlandish and disturbing crime.

Wesley Worl of Tyler, Texas Faces Multiple Charges For Strange Incident

Welsy Worl, 45, is accused of approaching two young girls at Andy Woods Elementary School's parking lot wearing only a diaper and a pacifier around his neck, according to KGNS News.

The girls had been riding bikes and scooters in their neighborhood when they began to be followed by someone in a silver vehicle. According to an affidavit, Worl exited the vehicle in his weird attire and shouted at the girls, "Goo goo ga ga, I need a diaper change."

The terrified girls fled to a family member's home, where they reported the incident.

Worl was arrested and charged with criminal solicitation of a minor and criminal trespass based on the incident.

Wesly Worl Has Creepy Priors, Too

Worl has several prior charges that echo these latest ones, showing a history of criminality.

Here's a timeline:

September 1999: Worl is questioned by police for watching children at a daycare, claiming he was only changing his diaper.

April 2002: Worl spotted looking into apartment windows, admits watching children at daycares

April 2005: Arrested for stalking ex-girlfriend, given probation

August 2005: Caught watching a woman at a pool

November 2005: Watched children from behind a tree

July 2006: Caught walking around Walmart watching children and women with his hands inside his pants, claiming he was only checking to see if he soiled his diaper.

[Gap in crimes, because he was sentenced to seven years in prison]

November 2012: Worl was accused of exposing himself to a child, claiming he was only showing the child his diaper.

October 2016: criminal trespass at a park

July 2025: several instances of trespassing at Walmart (who could blame them for not wanting him there?)

Clearly, this man is a nuisance and a danger to the community. Perhaps this time his prison stay for this alleged crime will stick.

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