Court told State of Origin streaker Wati Holmwood is back in custody after breaching bail while waiting to appeal prison sentence Wati Holmwood is back in custody after breaching his bail conditions. THE man who shot to infamy for his lumbering dash during the dying minutes of this year's State of Origin series has thwarted his own attempt to stay a free man - breaching his bail while waiting to appeal the jail term he was handed for the drunken streak. Wati Holmwood, 33, was due to appear at the District Court in Parramatta this morning as he tried to overturn the three-month sentence he was given for his repeated public-nudity offences. He was immediately released when he appealed the punishment but his Legal Aid lawyer William Tuckey today told the court Holmwood was back behind bars before the fresh hearing. " (He) has breached his appeal bail and he's in custody downstairs," he said. Mr Tuckey said he had considered sending Holmwood off for psychological assessment but because he was now in custody it might "frustrate" the appeal if he had to postpone the hearing. Wati Holmwood makes his dash into infamy. A court previously heard the streaker was of "limited intellect" and he failed to appear for an earlier scheduled sentencing because he had no phone or calendar, with "no way of marking the passage of time." Holmwood was already on a good-behaviour bond for streaking during an NRL finals match between the Wests Tigers and the NZ Warriors in September when he again stripped off during the Origin decider earlier this year in Sydney. He later pleaded guilty to indecent exposure and entering a playing field without authority over the latest incident. Earlier this month, magistrate Christopher Longley slapped the Tempe man with a $2000 fine on top of the jail term in Burwood Court, finding that Holmwood's repeated offences justified a prison sentence. Holmwood is taken away by police.