A 19-year-old masked man was criminally charged after storming the field shirtless and exposing his bare behind during the Texas A&M versus Texas college baseball game on Tuesday.
The Texas A&M University Police Dept. told TMZ that the streaker was charged with criminal trespassing and disorderly conduct.
Spencer Werner was identified as the streaker, per the Houston Chronicle, who made his way onto the field at Blue Bell Park wearing what appeared to be a Darth Maul/Star Wars mask — and carrying a sign that read: “Longhorns Suck.”
A 19-year-old masked man stormed the field shirtless and exposed his behind during the Texas A&M versus Texas baseball game at Blue Bell Park on March 28, 2023. KBTX
The streaker carried a sign onto the field with him. KBTXWerner is a freshman on the Aggies’ track and field team, per the school’s website.
In videos of the incident on social media, Werner can be seen running through the infield before he ditched the sign and pulled down his pants, exposing his behind.
The crowd cheered as Werner — who was wearing Nike sneakers, dark gloves and shorts — sprinted towards the outfield.
He also appeared to have a message written on his stomach in black marker.
Spencer Werner is a freshman on Texas A&M’s track and field team. KBTX
The streaker pulled down his pants to expose his butt. Twitter/@thebenpeck
The streaker pulled down his pants to expose his butt. Twitter/@thebenpeck
The streaker climbed over the center-field wall before being detained. KBTX
The streaker climbed over the center-field wall before being detained. KBTXWerner then hopped over the center-field wall after a failed attempt, where a cop was waiting on the other side.
Werner immediately surrendered and got on his knees, with his arms in the air.
“Don’t move,” the cop can be heard saying as Werner was on his stomach with his hands behind his back.
The streaker was detained by police. Twitter/@BarstoolTexasAM Werner reportedly has been banned from A&M baseball games for two years.
The Longhorns eventually defeated the Aggies in a 5-2 win in College Station.
