Dad Disturbs Youth Game by Tripping 9-Year-Old, Receives Disorderly Conduct Citation

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In Racine, Wisconsin, a visiting-team parent sprinted onto a youth football field and tripped a 9-year-old runner near the end zone. The 41-year-old Terrence Ryan Bradshaw admitted the act and was cited for disorderly conduct; a touchdown was awarded to the visiting team, and officials ended the game to ease tensions. The child was unharmed, Bradshaw apologized, and police cited him $313. Prosecutors ruled out felony child abuse, keeping the disorderly conduct citation on file.
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