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Refs Arrested - DURING the Game

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Two officials working a game in New Orleans were not happy with the police officers who were on the sideline. An argument broke out between the officials and the officers over crowd control. It reportedly got very heated and the white hat attempted to throw the officer out of the game - ie have him removed. Instead he and another official were arrested on the spot for "public intimidation." Game was delayed for 25 minutes.

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It's always smart to know who you are picking a fight with before you do it. Lol.

Now that's funny!

Instead he and another official were arrested on the spot for "public intimidation."

Crowd control suddenly is intimidating??!

 

What? Like men with guns AREN'T intimidating?

2 referees arrested at St. Paul's football game | NOLA.com

 

Part of the story that sticks out to me: "The referee walked toward the sideline, and when he began walking back onto the field, he was called over by a Covington police officer."

 

I'm guessing that some heads will roll on this one given the amount of attention it's going to get.

 

Anyone think the hometown team in this case gets any favors done by the stripes the rest of the year, regardless of who was right or wrong?

Obviously the Refs didn't get the memo.......the man with the gun is always right. :lol2:

You know that you might beat those guys in court, but they almost never lose outside of the courtroom.

 

I guess we now know who was really in charge.

You know that you might beat those guys in court, but they almost never lose outside of the courtroom.

 

I guess we now know who was really in charge.

 

Yea... like when the School's AD gets a call on Monday morning from the State's Athletic Commission asking for an explanation of what went down.

 

Lots of truth in the "you can beat the rap, but you'll still take the ride" though.

"You're outta here!"

 

"No! You're outta here!"

 

"Oh yeah?"

 

 

 

[i hope the cop was Al Pacino.]

'Mine is bigger'. Looks like a couple of guys had em out in public for all to see.

 

I hope the follow up on this makes the paper as well. There had to be a better way of handling this.

:lol2: Classic....I feel like I need to ask, Was alcohol involved :sssh: ? With one or both parties ?? :D

Obviously the Refs didn't get the memo.......the man with the gun is always right. :lol2:
Never bring a whistle to a gun fight.

:no: So ridiculous.

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Covington Police Caption Jack West told Deke Bellavia what officers say happened in the incident:

 

"Well, a referee asked a police officer to move some people back. The police officer moved them back. Another referee came up to the police officer and told him, 'that's not far enough.' The police officer explained....would you please handle the game, referee the game, and we will handle the crowd for you. The second referee told the police officer, nose-to-nose with the police officer, 'you're out of the game...get outta here.' And the police officer said, 'excuse me sir, just referee the game, and we'll handle the crowd.' And he says 'no, get out. Get out now.'

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