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'I would still do it'; Super Bowl streaker says new Florida law won't work | Local News

Florida has a new law stiffening penalties on attention-grabbers who sprint across sports fields – often in various stages of undress. One well-known streaker says it just won’t work.

'I would still do it': Super Bowl streaker says new Florida law won't work – Orlando Sentinel

'I would still do it': Super Bowl streaker says new Florida law won't work – Sun Sentinel

'I would still do it': Super Bowl streaker says new Florida law won't work

New deal calls for a year of probation for Super Bowl streakers

Tampa Super Bowl streaker plea deal rejected by judge

Florida judge rejects plea deal for 2 men accused of Super Bowl field run Attorneys had reached a planned agreement for the two men accused of running on the field at Super Bowl 55 to plead guilty to misdemeanor trespassing charges. Author: Associated Press Updated: 4:43 PM EDT April 28, 2021 TAMPA, Fla. — A Florida judge rejected a proposed plea deal Tuesday for two men accused of running onto the field during the final quarter of Super Bowl LV in February. Luis Cartaya, an attorney for Yuri Andrade and Douglas Schaffer, told a Hillsborough County circuit judge during a video conference hearing that they had reached a planned agreement with prosecutors to plead guilty to misdemeanor trespassing charges at Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium, the Tampa Bay Times reported. In exchange, the men would serve six months of probation, complete 25 community service hours, pay off court costs and write a letter of apology to the National Football League.

Tampa Super Bowl streaker plea deal rejected by judge

Tampa Super Bowl streaker plea deal rejected by judge

Judge Nixes Plea Deal for 2 Accused of Super Bowl Field Run

“I am familiar with these cases, as is most of the world,” Gutman said. “I’m not prejudging the case. However, I look at the probable cause on every case. They can have a trial. But the way I view this situation — I saw the video — they exposed multiple individuals to injury that had to chase Mr. Andrade, that had to dive, that had to tackle him. It was a dangerous situation.” With the world watching, Andrade scampered onto the field Feb. 7 in the fourth quarter of the championship game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs. Andrade was wearing shorts and a pink leotard or swimsuit. He was eventually tackled and removed from the stadium.