This youth football coach should be arrested
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Last: 3 yr ago by edog
Put this jackass under the jail.
SeaDawg
That's disturbing. Let him do that to my kid and I promise I'd get flagged for targeting.
No room for guy like that free. Should be behind bars.
Complete P.O.S. If this is his kid, imagine what happens behind closed doors if he is willing to do this in front of everyone.
Sadly, nobody in the video even sort of attempted to stop him.
Sadly, nobody in the video even sort of attempted to stop him.
where the hell was the parents? unless it was his child but still............
When he turns around yelling at someone, I think I hear someone saying, "Get off my son" but I'm not positive.
I think he should be forced to put a helmet on and get Tyson to slap hi ear hole a few times.
Please tell me that is not Three Year Letterman.
Four refs just watched that?
I would have come out of stands no matter whose kid it was. That guy needs an ass whipping.
I would have come out of stands no matter whose kid it was. That guy needs an ass whipping.
Someone would have to bail me out if he did that to my kid. So the cameraman just stood and videoed? Hell no.....
If I would have been there officiating that game I would have ejected him and call the Police on him.
Edward A Parker
I can assure you the least of that SOB's worries would be going to mail if that were my kid. I'd be the one going to prison and he would be going to the morgue.
JudgeLarryDawg said:
Please tell me that is not Three Year Letterman.
Funny not funny but I had the same thought.
I would fold his ass up if that was my child!! You don't do that kind of crap to a child, what the hell is wrong with this fool?
There's some pretty big names chiming in that tweet
That's f'ing assault. Child abuse. Child endangerment. Name it. Dude needs to be made famous in the worst sort of way. What a Jack hole.
If I was just a fan, and that was not my son, I would still come out of the stands.
Holy moly, why is no.one coming to rescue those kids, stand up for them, and kick that coach off the field? That is child abuse/battery (probably not correct term), but either way - file charges and protect those boys. Get that person off the field, ban him for life. Not ok, at all, for any reason.
No one objects because they would be labeled as racist.
Unfortunately I'm betting it was his own son. Extremely sad to watch in any case.
Yeah, I agree with everyone else. The "coach" took a full on swing at the kid and there is nothing the kid could have done to warrant such an action.
It's really mind boggling that none of the refs, parents or other coaches didn't take some form of action against the coach immediately.
Frankly, I find the "apology" issued by the youth association that DawgFactor21 linked equally reprehensible, Sounded more like a feeble attempt to somehow justify and seemingly condone the actions of the "coach".
It's really mind boggling that none of the refs, parents or other coaches didn't take some form of action against the coach immediately.
Frankly, I find the "apology" issued by the youth association that DawgFactor21 linked equally reprehensible, Sounded more like a feeble attempt to somehow justify and seemingly condone the actions of the "coach".
Nice try, but they looked to be all African American. So theres that.....Oldtimer65 said:
No one objects because they would be labeled as racist.
The Osceola County (Fla.) Sheriff's Department saw the video and a responding officer contacted the player's mother. According to the officer's report, she was "advised she was aware of the incident, and specifically stated she did not want to press charges."
I'm glad the Lebron quote was in there. I wouldn't have all the information needed about these events without Lebron's twitter comments - really tied everything togethee with no randomness.
Bulldawg1 said:
I'm glad the Lebron quote was in there. I wouldn't have all the information needed about these events without Lebron's twitter comments - really tied everything togethee with no randomness.
I know. CBS seemed to make that the focal point.
The good news is, she doesn't get to make that choice.ssidedawg said:
The Osceola County (Fla.) Sheriff's Department saw the video and a responding officer contacted the player's mother. According to the officer's report, she was "advised she was aware of the incident, and specifically stated she did not want to press charges."
Charges in criminal cases aren't brought by individuals. They are brought by the State. The investigation should be opened and then the DA brings the charges.
I love that the coach's apology centered around "disciplining him for what he did" in public instead of in private. It's as if he thinks hitting the kid would have been ok had it been in private. Umm, no!
HunkerDownDawgs said:
I love that the coach's apology centered around "disciplining him for what he did" in public instead of in private. It's as if he thinks hitting the kid would have been ok had it been in private. Umm, no!
Yep. He just does not get it. In private, he probably would have hurt the kid even more. Incredible.
Of all the Dawgs that chimed in about beating this 350 pound man's ass for assaulting a child, how many of you acted or voted against taking fearful, hungry, crying children from their parents and incarcerating them--many of whom have never been reconnected to their parents?
viperoy said:
Of all the Dawgs that chimed in about beating this 350 pound man's ass for assaulting a child, how many of you acted or voted against taking fearful, hungry, crying children from their parents and incarcerating them--many of whom have never been reconnected to their parents?
There was a vote on that? Wasn't on my ballot.
I am against that too but what in the F *** are you taking about besides tossing a red herring in the ring.
If you've lost ssidedawg, you've lost middle America