What started as a bet has turned into possible jail time for one B.C. man.

David McClearn, 28, has been charged with criminal trespassing in relation to a streaking stunt during the Seattle Mariners baseball game vs. the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday at Safeco Field.

JUST IN: David McClearn, 28, has been charged by the Seattle City Attorney鈥檚 Office with misdemeanour of criminal trespass in relation to streaking at Saturday's vs . Police report indicates McClearn lives in . More to come

鈥� Ashley Wadhwani (@ashwadhwani)

The misdemeanour charge carries a maximum sentence of 364 days in jail or a $5,000 fine, said Dan Nolte with the Seattle City Attorney鈥檚 Office on Tuesday.

鈥淗e doesn鈥檛 have a criminal record, so we wouldn鈥檛 pursue a sentence anywhere near that severe,鈥� Nolte said.

Streaker!!! first time for seeing one in person!! Lol

鈥� Rebbekka Kovach (@rebbekka)

McClearn, who lives in Vancouver, was dared to streak across the field for $80, according to a now looking to raise money for his legal fees.

Shortly after being tackled by security, he was arrested and placed in King County jail, then released Sunday on CAD$2,000 bail.

His arraignment at Seattle Municipal Court is scheduled for Wednesday.

ashley.wadhwani@bpdigital.ca
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