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This is so wrong and yet so disgustingly funny.
Who thinks of this sh*t? I mean, seriously, who comes up with something like this and then convinces other adults this is a good idea?
I don’t know what to say, other than I hope this is a hoax and/or not what is is purported to be. (Watch for the one lady at the end kissing her son and then moving his hand to her buttocks!)
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Okay, so this one is kinda confusing, but let’s see if we can follow along, okay?
Ty McGrath plays football for Sandwich High School (MA) and a few weeks ago allegedly kicked a freshman player, “prodded” him with a broom (whatever that means) and then force-fed him a brownie. The incident reportedly came to the attention of John J. Amaral who is NOT a member of the football team but a male cheerleader for SHS. Apparently Mr. Amaral didn’t think the school was doing enough to protect the younger player so he allegedly took it upon himself to call Mr. McGrath seven times on his cell phone and reportedly left a voice-mail message “threatening to beat him up and ruin his football career.”
McGrath was eventually suspended from school for the Broom and Brownie incident and removed from the football team, while Amaral faced no actions from the school. As a result, McGrath’s parents have filed criminal charges against the cheerleader, including of two counts of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon: his foot and a broom. They also say that the Broom and Brownie incident was just–wait for it–horseplay that got out of hand and nothing serious.
Not sure where this one is going to go, but things are a little screwy at Sandwich High, to say the least.
Source – Cape Cod Online
It’s been a while since we had a youth sports embezzler on our site. This time it’s the manager for the cheerleading squad at St. Pius High School (NM) who was somehow able to slide $18,000 into her business account before anyone noticed. The real question isn’t how D’Andrea Davis got away with it over the past 10 years (account friends of mine say that oversight of these mini-nonprofit groups is zero) but how parents could fork over that much dough and not have any idea of how it was spend or what they were getting for their money.
Source – KOB