It’s got chemicals that runoff from the golf course. “Trust me, people, stay out of the water. About 12 months ago Paul Young of Rondar met with Steve Cockerill and Alan Gillard (the Streaker Class Technical officer) to discuss the Epoxy Streaker that. It's hard to see whether the streaker was totally naked, but it certainly got Craig Melvin, Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie excited. There are windows behind the anchors, showing the bustling New York City streets. In the PSA, Scottsdale Fire Department Capt. The Today show suddenly cut to a commercial break after a streaker ran through the on-air shot. “And so we want the message to be clear that people need to stay out of the water for their own health. It’s not inherently dangerous, but it’s not meant for human consumption, and it’s not meant for humans to go into. “We actually did a public service announcement video on our YouTube and our social media channels about staying out of the water and why,” Scottsdale Police Officer Aaron Bolin told NBC Phoenix affiliate 12 News. He was booked on criminal charges of trespassing, disorderly conduct, and failure to obey a lawful order from law enforcement. “He was never in physical distress while in the water,” police said. He was not injured and declined medical treatment. “He eventually complied and swam to the 18th hole where he was placed under arrest. McConnell ignored commands by officers to immediately exit the water,” Scottsdale, Ariz., police said in a statement. He was booked on charges of trespassing, disorderly conduct, and failure to obey orders from a law enforcement officer, police said. He won the moment in the water hazard between the 17th and 18th holes, and secured a trip to jail. But unlike some past streakers, at least he kept his clothes on.‘I shot her’: Arizona dad allegedly killed wife in front of their 4 kids, then casually confessed to neighbor Maybe the fan was hoping to be the Phillies' latest version of the rally squirrel that has made appearances on the field during the postseason. MORE: Meek Mill thrills Phillies fans with on-field performance The fan forced Alvarado to take a moment to regather himself before pitching to Alex Bregman, who had hit a key two-run double against him in Game 4. The Phillies were in the field with Jose Alvarado, who struggled in Game 4, on the mound in the top of the sixth inning. If the fan was, in fact, a Phillies fan as his jersey would indicate, it was perhaps a less than ideal time to do it. Might be harsh but if the streaker at the Phillies game messed up Alvarado’s groove and the Astros scored anything less than the chair wouldn’t have been enough MORE: What to know about Phillies' powder blue uniformsĪs can be seen from side views, he had a grip on the top of the wall but couldn't pull himself up the wall before security arrived to take him away. Security tracked him down as he made a valiant, yet unsuccessful, effort to scale the left-field wall. MORE: Why a fan called Rob Manfred a crude name at Game 5 Midway through Game 5 between the Phillies and Astros on Thursday, a fan wearing a red and blue Chase Utley jersey decided to run out onto the field, interrupting play. NBC News Today Studio 1A streaker 86,521 views A naked man runs past the studio windows during 'Today' Sept. That was what one fan was hoping to do at Citizens Bank Park during the World Series. Every now and again at major sporting events, a fan decides to try to steal the show.

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