THE Optus Stadium streaker saga has taken another bizarre twist, with the family of Ben Jenkins told to leave their hometown in a letter signed by “the good and decent citizens of Toodyay”.

The letter, shared by Mr Jenkins’ sister Laura on Facebook, described his naked run during the historic One-Day International between Australia and England on January 28 as a “thoughtless, childish and disgusting act”.

It goes on to detail how “the Jenkins incident” has affected the Wheatbelt town and that the only course of action is for the family to relocate.

“This letter was left in my fathers (sic) mailbox by our neighbour and I would like to know what the “good and decent” people of Toodyay actually think,” Laura Jenkins wrote.

Camera Icon The bizarre letter shared by Ben Jenkins’ sister Laura. Credit: Laura Jenkins/Facebook

The feedback on Laura Jenkins’ Facebook post was mainly positive towards her brother, with some even praising his act.

Whether the letter is a serious threat or a hoax is yet to be determined.

Mr Jenkins became the first person to streak at Optus Stadium when he entered the playing field during the 17th over of Australia’s innings.

The 23-year-old plumber faces a fine of up to $12,000 for the incident and will face court after he was charged by police with trespassing.

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He was also slapped with a three-year ban on attending cricket matches at any Australian venue by Cricket Australia.

Optus Stadium is yet to decide if it will impose a separate ban on him to prevent him attending events at the ground.

A GoFundMe page set up by Mr Jenkins last month raised more than $5000 to go towards paying his fine.