Kudla man, 28, reported for disorderly behaviour after being rescued from top of Mall's Balls reveals why he did it A Kudla man, 28, was reported for disorderly behaviour after he had to be rescued from atop the Mall's Balls in Rundle Mall. A BIRTHDAY message to a mate from on top of Mall's Balls turned into a bit of a balls up for Zac Davis when police officers crashed the party this morning. Mr Davis, 28, from Kudla, scaled the almost 4.5m-tall Bert Flugelman-designed Spheres sculpture in Rundle Mall - affectionately dubbed Mall's Balls - about 5.30am. "It was great fun, quite a rush," Mr Davis told advertiser.com.au this morning. I'm pretty sure I did it just to get a good photo and to send a birthday message. The engineering student was on top of the balls for about 10 minutes, taking photos and recording a birthday message for a friend whose function he had just left, when police officers arrived. "If it weren't for the fact that I dropped my phone up there ... it would've been up and down in a few minutes and I would've been fine," Mr Davis said. They (police) wouldn't allow me to get down the same way I got up. They were worried about public liability if I got hurt. A lot of the officers were dropping hypotheticals about what could happen if things went wrong ... but it was all calculated risk. Metropolitan Fire Service crews were called and a ladder was used to help Mr Davis to the ground. Mr Davis said he was never "stuck" on top of the balls and wanted to clarify that he could have got down himself if allowed. "It makes me sound like I'm a wuss," he said. The stunt has generated loads of comment on social media this morning, many people amazed as to how someone could get on top of the sculpture. "I shouldn't say, I don't want to give away my trade secrets," Mr Davis said. I don't want to explain in case other people hurt themselves. I don't want some kid trying what I did. A video on YouTube posted in 2007 (WARNING: EXPLICIT LANGUAGE) shows a group of men using wheelie bins and a ladder to get a man on top of the sculpture but Mr Davis said this was not his technique. "It was just me and my best mate," he said. I made use of my natural surroundings. It was quite simple. I've done a lot more risky things than this before. Police reported Mr Davis for disorderly behaviour and he will be summonsed to appear in the Adelaide Magistrates Court at a later date. Many people on social media have also condemned the decision to report Mr Davis for disorderly behaviour, saying the stunt was harmless fun. "It is something that I thought about before I climbed up there," Mr Davis said. I'm probably being made an example of so others don't try it. But on the embarrassment scale, Mr Davis's example doesn't rate as high as a guy in England who this week became stuck in the bathroom window of a house he was attempting to break into. The burglar had to wait an hour before the homeowner went into the bathroom and saw him wedged helplessly halfway through the window.