Angry Dad attacks his 11 yr. old son's opponent during wrestling match.

[AK-74me]

Video link inside.

http://www.wnbc.com/news/11014594/detail.html

Maybe he should enroll his son in tap dance instead of wrestling.

 

[donbarzini]

Video link inside.

http://www.wnbc.com/news/11014594/detail.html

Maybe he should enroll his son in tap dance instead of wrestling.

The only thing he should sign his kid up for is to visit him in jail every weekend

 

[rack'm]

A couple weeks ago I personally witnessed one of Spring Ridge's finest verbally taunting a cheerleader who had smacked her daughter and threatening to physically attack her if she touched her daughter in front of her........she actually had to be restrained by her hoodlings.

 

[Vince]

Let the son continue wrestling. Ban the father from any and all future wrestling matches.

 

[Sharon]

Video link inside.

http://www.wnbc.com/news/11014594/detail.html

It's not so uncommon. I saw a similar video (TV) where a father (who was the football coach) toss a member of the opposite team because he tackled his son.

 

[AK-74me]

It's not so uncommon. I saw a similar video (TV) where a father (who was the football coach) toss a member of the opposite team because he tackled his son.

Yes, I remember that from a few months back also.

 

[Dupontster]

"Father Says He's Embarrassed By Behavior"

Dumb arse should be..

 

[thequizmaster]

A couple weeks ago I personally witnessed one of Spring Ridge's finest verbally taunting a cheerleader who had smacked her daughter and threatening to physically attack her if she touched her daughter in front of her........she actually had to be restrained by her hoodlings.

What do you mean by this statement? Please rewrite it so that it makes sense.

 

[Lugnut]

It's not so uncommon. I saw a similar video (TV) where a father (who was the football coach) toss a member of the opposite team because he tackled his son.

It may be common in other sports but It's EXTREMELY rare in wrestling!

That dad ought to be forced to spend 6 minutes on the mat HIMSELF then be tossed out on his ass.

Edit:

After watching the video, I think the dad ought to be brought up on criminal charges as well. He's a coach himself, his son was not in any danger of being injured, the ref was on top of the action, and the father jumped in and pushed the boy FORCEFULLY out of the ring

 

[AndyMarquisLIVE]

Video link inside.

http://www.wnbc.com/news/11014594/detail.html

Maybe he should enroll his son in tap dance instead of wrestling.

Hey PsyOps, please tell me that it was a good thing Daddy was there to protect his kid from being injured. Make my day.

 

[vraiblonde]

Hey PsyOps, please tell me that it was a good thing Daddy was there to protect his kid from being injured. Make my day.

:zing:

 

[AndyMarquisLIVE]

:zing:

Sorry Psyops, I had to say it.

I instantly thought of our (me, you, Vrai) discussion when I saw this on the news a few nights ago.

 

[chernmax]

What do you mean by this statement? Please rewrite it so that it makes sense.

It's called rambling!!!

 

[vraiblonde]

After watching the video, I think the dad ought to be brought up on criminal charges as well.

I agree. You'd think there would be an assault charge. I'm curious why there's not.

 

[PAXJobs.com]

wow

That was seriously disturbing video....I'd hate to see someone do that to my kid! There would be hell to pay brother!

 

[Bustem' Down]

Hey PsyOps, please tell me that it was a good thing Daddy was there to protect his kid from being injured. Make my day.

 

[MargeInCharge]

I agree. You'd think there would be an assault charge. I'm curious why there's not.

The boy who was thrown and his parents were on the Today show this morning and the mother said they wanted the other father charged with assault while they were still at the event, but the police officer would not do it. He said it was because there was no "malicious intent", if I'm remembering correctly....I guess meaning he was trying to "protect" his own child. I think he should have been charged, he THREW that child through the air.