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03 May 2004, 04:01 PM
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Hope this wasn't any of you lot.
Anthony Debijl, 20, decided the best way to get a part on the new Australian reality TV series Big Brother was to get lots of exposure. Thus, he got nude and streaked through a suburban shopping centre during busy Christmas shopping, his friend Troy Gore filming the entire stunt. Unfortunately, Senior Constable Tracey Andrews was on hand to witness the event and gave chase. Anthony subsequently appeared in Newcastle Local Court, charged with wilful and obscene exposure.
"He was wearing nothing but a cheesy grin and came running through the crowded promenade," the police statement claimed. "Upon observing the dangling genitalia Constable Andrews sprinted after the defendant, putting Cathy Freeman to shame. She managed to run down her prey in the car park just as he attempted to enter a Subaru WRX," the statement claimed.
The producers of Big Brother admitted the stunt did not rule Anthony out of the running for the TV show.
"It appears there is a tendency among people to get their gear off in an effort to get on the show," Network 10's head of factual programming Tim Clucas said. "They might get our attention that way but it's no guarantee they will get on."
"Anthony's not going to be rejected by us purely because of that. Sometimes during the cricket the most exciting part is seeing the streaker."
Unfortunately, recent reports suggest that Anthony's blushing parents may veto his appearance on the show. - Daily Telegraph website, 8 January 2001
"He was wearing nothing but a cheesy grin and came running through the crowded promenade," the police statement claimed. "Upon observing the dangling genitalia Constable Andrews sprinted after the defendant, putting Cathy Freeman to shame. She managed to run down her prey in the car park just as he attempted to enter a Subaru WRX," the statement claimed.
The producers of Big Brother admitted the stunt did not rule Anthony out of the running for the TV show.
"It appears there is a tendency among people to get their gear off in an effort to get on the show," Network 10's head of factual programming Tim Clucas said. "They might get our attention that way but it's no guarantee they will get on."
"Anthony's not going to be rejected by us purely because of that. Sometimes during the cricket the most exciting part is seeing the streaker."
Unfortunately, recent reports suggest that Anthony's blushing parents may veto his appearance on the show. - Daily Telegraph website, 8 January 2001
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