Origin streaker pleaded guilty to public nuisance weeks prior, will face court again over stunt

A 21-year-old man has been given notice to appear in court after invading the pitch at last night’s State of Origin. The notice comes as the TikTok prankster faced court just weeks before.

A streaker who attempted to interrupt last night’s State of Origin has been given notice to appear in court, only two weeks after pleading guilty to public nuisance charges.

The 21-year-old Toowong man, who post’s TikTok videos of himself dancing in the middle of Brisbane’s Queen Street Mall and busy roads told the Courier-Mail weeks ago he would “probably … behave more” before last night’s stunt.

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The antic saw Mr Johnson Wen in his trademark pyjamas jump the barricade at Suncorp Stadium’s northern end early in the game and sprinted towards the middle of the field, at one point getting within metres of QLD Maroons Captain Daly Cherry-Evans.

Mr Johnson Wen at one point got within metres of QLD Maroons Captain Daly Cherry-Evans. Pic Peter Wallis

Mr Wen then proceeded to “floss” on the field for several seconds before laying down and being apprehended by stadium security.

Taking to social media this morning, Johnson Wen posted a photo of himself being escorted from the field by security with the caption “Got in Trouble Tonight”.

A Queensland Police spokesman confirmed that Mr Wen has been given a notice to appear in Brisbane Magistrates Court, with no date currently set.

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA – NewsWire Photos – NOVEMBER 4, 2020. Johnson Wen poses for photos outside the Magistrates Court in Brisbane. Mr Wen was charged with public nuisance and unregulated high risk activity for making a ’flossing'“ Tik-Tok videos in his pyjamas at intersections. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dan Peled

This follows Mr Wen pleading guilty to committing a public nuisance and unregulated high risk activity in Brisbane’s Magistrate’s Court two weeks ago after he climbed over the rail of the Museum and Cultural Centre footbridge at Southbank earlier this year.

“He proceeded to lower himself down and up again … he wasn’t wearing a harness,” Police Prosecutor Sgt Mark Hughes said about the incident.

This followed another incident earlier this year in which Mr. Wen walked into the middle of the road at the South Brisbane bus terminal, lying down and disrupting traffic – with a bus reportedly slowing down to avoid hitting him.

The 21-year-old Toowong man, who post’s TikTok videos of himself dancing in the middle of Brisbane’s Queen Street Mall.

Outside court Wen told the Courier Mail he was going to tone it down and stay out of trouble

“I‘m probably going to behave more,” he said.

Mr Wen was fined $250, but may be staring down a larger fine for last night’s action.

This follow’s YouTube comedic duo Marty and Michael both being charged with enter field of play under Major Sports Facilities Act after invading the Gabba pitch at the AFL Grand Final.

They are yet to face court, but the maximum fine for the charge is $5000.