Wisconsin Parent Charged After Tripping Nine-Year-Old To Stop Him From Scoring A Touchdown During Youth Football Game

Wisconsin Parent Charged After Tripping Nine-Year-Old To Stop Him From Scoring A Touchdown During Youth Football Game

Source: BroBible

Summary

A 41-year-old man was charged with disorderly conduct after tripping a nine-year-old football player during a U-10 game in Wisconsin, according to CBS58. The incident occurred on August 22 at Case High School in Mount Pleasant. The man, who was on the opposing team, admitted to the act and was banned from future games. The incident was captured on camera, and the Eagles’ team expressed outrage. The Colts confirmed the parent’s suspension for the rest of the season.


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