http://www.ckfraud.org/penalties.html
Being drunk in public is a misdemeanor:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_intoxication#State_publi...
As is disturbing the peace:
disturbing the peace and disorderly conduct have a felony versions when weapons or drugs are present.
The point is, stealing $5000 is a big deal. Streaming $5000 dollars worth of unlicensed music for public performance could be a big deal too. However, i have a hard time believing a criminal court would value a streamed song at much more than a few cents each. You'd literally be streaming thousands of songs a day.
This isn't (afaik) streaming your stuff to your family, it's cloning pandora and not paying license fees.
disturbing the peace and disorderly conduct have a felony versions when weapons or drugs are present.
I think that this is a big "if".
How it works: They claim the cost of licensing the song you've streamed is 5,001$, and you're jailed. And it's not obvious that they can't name an arbitrary sum as cost of licensing.
I don't know how much it applies to USA, but otherwise this scheme has already been used thru the world.