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Batman's going to jail.

Mark Harvey, who gained brief notoriety for running onto the field at both Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium, pleaded guilty to two trespassing counts Wednesday and received a short stay in jail.

Reached by phone, Harvey, 26, said he will be able to spend Christmas and New Year's Day as a free man but will have to turn himself in Jan. 4 to serve his sentence. The stay will likely be brief: all but four days of a 180 sentence were suspended and Harvey already served two days at the time of his arrests.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/crime/blog/bs-md-ci-streaker-sentenced-20121219,0,4538048.story

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Let's hope things are different in Maryland than they are in California and he serves a significant part of his sentence. In Southern California a non-violent crime such as this one can result in release in as little as 24 hours due to overcrowding in the jails.

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Let's hope things are different in Maryland than they are in California and he serves a significant part of his sentence. In Southern California a non-violent crime such as this one can result in release in as little as 24 hours due to overcrowding in the jails.

A significant part of the two days he has remaining?

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A significant part of the two days he has remaining?

Yeah, not that I would be eager to spend two days in jail, but it seems like this is mostly just a deterrent against him ever running onto the field again. I would assume that if there's another offense, the remaining 176 days would quickly get unsuspended.

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Let's hope things are different in Maryland than they are in California and he serves a significant part of his sentence. In Southern California a non-violent crime such as this one can result in release in as little as 24 hours due to overcrowding in the jails.

Seriously? Man, some people are high strung. This guy should have to pay some type of penalty, I don't think serving his WHOLE sentence is part of it.

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A significant part of the two days he has remaining?

Hmmm, I misread the story. I thought it said he had served 4 days of a 180 day sentence, but it clearly says all but 4 days have been suspended. I wonder if that addresses my overall point nonetheless. In any case, a 4-day jail sentence isn't going to serve as a sufficient deterrent to this kind of behavior IMO.

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Hmmm, I misread the story. I thought it said he had served 4 days of a 180 day sentence, but it clearly says all but 4 days have been suspended. I wonder if that addresses my overall point nonetheless. In any case, a 4-day jail sentence isn't going to serve as a sufficient deterrent to this kind of behavior IMO.

I agree, they need to drop the hammer on one of these yahoos in a very public way.

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Hmmm, I misread the story. I thought it said he had served 4 days of a 180 day sentence, but it clearly says all but 4 days have been suspended. I wonder if that addresses my overall point nonetheless. In any case, a 4-day jail sentence isn't going to serve as a sufficient deterrent to this kind of behavior IMO.

Oh wow, Nevermind. I read it wrong too! Yeah, i agree. 4 days isn't too bad.

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