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Somebody supposedly got tazered at the Cowboys - Jets game...
Not supposedly - a guy did get tazered at the Cowboys/Jets game by someone who smuggled it in. The video has been shown on all the major news networks and cable news channels.
I stopped attending Buc games at Raymond James Stadium years ago when they started with having civilian rent a cops patting down fans and confiscating food and drink. Are they more interested in finding a weapon or the can of beer and bag of pretzels?
NFL says 16 million people attend games in a season. So because of one idiot, the NFL goes paranoid and will now search fans 'from the ankles up'.
I stopped attending Buc games at Raymond James Stadium years ago when they started with having civilian rent a cops patting down fans and confiscating food and drink. Are they more interested in finding a weapon or the can of beer and bag of pretzels?
NFL says 16 million people attend games in a season. So because of one idiot, the NFL goes paranoid and will now search fans 'from the ankles up'.
Back when there was sanity in this country the guy who brought in the tazer would be beaten by fellow fans and then arrested for his actions. Now every NFL fan in the country who attends a game pays the price. I hope nobody ever throws a pencil in the local library at somebody or they will be banned in libraries too and pat downs put in effect so nobody gets lead poisoning from a tossed pencil.
The TSA would be more likely to find a weapons violation from actual members of the National Felons League headed to their locker room from their cars than from the attendees.
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