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Cops: Dad Threatened Son's Coach With Gun
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Wayne Derkotch in a photo released by the Philadelphia Police Department.
(AP/Philadelphia Police Dept.)
(CBS/AP) A father pulled a gun on a youth football coach because his son wasn't getting enough playing time, police said....
To be honest, this dosen't suprise me, especially since in took place in Philadelphia.
Now THAT is smart thinking!
Good looking fellow too.
nothing says put my kid in like a 357 to a coaches head huh ?? come on I say this is worse than stupid, Now I would hate to see that dude show up at a PTA meeting whats his next one his kid cant have Domino's for lunch so will he walk into the school with C-4 strapped to his chest..........People and their logic
MMLV
They need to throw him in with the bubbas for a couple of days...he would definitely be their beeyotch by the time he got out!
STUPID MUTHAF***ER!!!
Or just line up all those little players and let them take turns kicking Derkotch in Der KROTCH!!!
Reading more of this article, I am very impressed with the referee's actions during all this.
He took control and got the kids to safety, then put his own well being in jeopardy trying to get informatin for the police later.
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Referee Shawn Henwood shouted for the players to "Come with me!" and they did, following him from the 50-yard line to the far side of the field, then crouching. Screaming mothers rushed toward them, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Henwood said he tried to block the path of Derkotch's truck to write down his license plate number but that Derkotch's brother tried to get him out of the way.
"NodakPaul" wrote:
Yes, more people need to stand up to these pathetic losers.Quote:
Reading more of this article, I am very impressed with the referee's actions during all this.
He took control and got the kids to safety, then put his own well being in jeopardy trying to get informatin for the police later.
Quote:
Referee Shawn Henwood shouted for the players to "Come with me!" and they did, following him from the 50-yard line to the far side of the field, then crouching. Screaming mothers rushed toward them, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Henwood said he tried to block the path of Derkotch's truck to write down his license plate number but that Derkotch's brother tried to get him out of the way.
What a sad world we live in.
IT'S JUST A GAME!
Most of these dummies that do this didn't even play when they were younger so they live there lives through there kids and then act like aholes.