If he had pulled the prank in Texas, he likely would have been arrested for criminal trespass or disorderly conduct. He was released from jail Monday morning after posting a $500 cash bond. At a minimum, streakers can probably count on an overnight stay in jail and a lifetime ban from the venue.Īccording to USA Today, the Super Bowl LV streaker - identified as 31-year-old Yuri Andrade - is facing a misdemeanor trespassing charge for running on the field at Raymond James Stadium. The punishment depends on what laws were violated in the state in which the streaking occurred. Punishments for fans who streak during sporting events can vary from a slap on the wrist to jail time. So what will happen to the man who bared his backside in SuperBowl LV in Tampa, Florida? And what charges would he face if he were to pull that prank in Texas? Many joked on social media that he made more progress on the field than the Chiefs had all evening. He used a spin move to evade a security guard before making a beeline for the goal line, where he was ultimately brought down in the end zone by a squad of officers. The game came to a standstill as the streaker dashed past the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buckaneers as they lined up for a play. With 5:03 left in the fourth quarter, a man wearing a bright pink thong leotard and skintight shorts (which he later dropped) sprinted onto the field. One of the highlights of this year’s big game was undoubtedly the Super Bowl streaker.

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