A streaker who hopped a fence and made a dash across a rugby pitch wearing only his socks has won a free month's stay at a luxury resort for his efforts. <br /><br />Tama Jake Joseph, 21, ran across Forsyth Barr Stadium in Dunedin, New Zealand on Friday during a match between the Highlanders and the Sharks.<br /><br />Fans and players could be seen laughing and cheering as the streaker ran across the pitch with '#Puklife' written across his torso before he was tackled by security.<br />However New Zealand police said they have now charged a 21-year-old man, believed to be Joseph, with offensive behaviour in relation to the incident. <br /><br />'Police in general discourage such behaviour and urge members of the public to consider the consequences of their actions,' a spokesperson said.<br /><br />'A few moments of infamy on social media is not worth the risk of possible charges.'<br /><br />The streaker will appear in Nelson District Court on Wednesday.<br />But in a video posted to the streaker's Facebook page he did not appear to be worried.<br /><br />'Just got out of the cells,' he said.<br /><br />'And that is how you get free festival tickets and a trip away overseas.'<br /><br />Mullins has now opened up the streaking competition again for the Chiefs and Crusaders match on Saturday night.<br /><br />In 2018, Mullins held a similar competition that saw another streaker take to the field naked before they were tackled by security.<br /><br />Although the streaker faced up to a $5,000 fine at the time he said it was worth it to win the free holiday. <br />
