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Arrest After Pitch Invader Lined up Next to Australians Before Rugby League Ashes
Daniel Jarvis, known as Jarvo 69, was arrested for fraud-related offenses after breaching security to join the Australian team during the Rugby League Ashes national anthem.
- On Saturday, November 1, Merseyside Police detained Daniel Jarvis at Hill Dickinson Stadium before the England v Australia match, arresting him on suspicion of fraud-related offences.
- Known as Jarvo on social media, he has more than 200,000 YouTube followers and a long record infiltrating major events like the FA Cup, Test cricket, and 2024 Paris Olympics.
- Television coverage captured the intruder wearing a replica Kangaroos jersey labelled Jarvo 69 as he joined the line-up, while Cameron Munster said, `Some guy tried to get in between me and him and I said, 'Nah'.`
- The sell-out fixture drew more than 50,000 fans at Everton's stadium, marking the first non-football event there as Australia's win sealed the Ashes series ahead of the third Test next Sunday.
- Reports say Jarvo has repeatedly evaded security to join team anthems, with an inquiry recently launched after Jarvis's past actions and organisers hoping for more rugby events at Everton in the near future.
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Notorious pitch invader stands arm-in-arm with Kangaroos during anthem
A renowned prankster who has managed to orchestrate major security breaches around the world, added the second Ashes Test to his list of feats when he joined the Aussie anthem.
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Infamous Prankster Arrested After Invading Ashes Pitch & Linking Arms With The Kangaroos
Notorious prankster Daniel Jarvis has been arrested after successfully invading the pitch of the second Ashes Test and linking arms with Cameron Munster during the national anthem. Footage of the incident sees Jarvis — who has orchestrated similar stunts in the past — somehow evading security ahead of Australia’s victory over England at Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool, all while dressed in a replica Kangaroo jersey with “Jarvo 69” wri…
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