A dad ran onto the field at a U-10 youth football game in Racine, Wisconsin and tripped a 9-year-old who was running for a touchdown.
It happened Saturday, August 22 at Case High School. The Racine Eagles player had turned the corner with a clear path to the end zone when a Milwaukee Colts parent stepped onto the field and swept his legs. Both went down. The boy got up and was not injured.
Police later cited 41-year-old Terrence Ryan Bradshaw of Milwaukee for disorderly conduct. He admitted it, said he was “upset with a play,” and told officers he was trying to “stop the game” because the other team had bigger kids and his own son had broken an arm before.
Prosecutors said it did not meet the standard for child abuse because there was no bodily harm.
The parent was banned from games. The Colts team was fined. Eagles coach Channing Schultz called it “the most cowardly act I’ve ever seen.”
The police in the UK deserve everything they’re getting.
Are the citizens supposed to tolerate a migrant stabbing a young girl?
More of this resistance!!