Are they so fat where they can't tackle a 120 lb kid? 
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They have too much authority that's what has always been wrong with them, good dayComment -
Cmon dude, it's Philly. We're all fat here. Except me!!Comment -
I've got a great idea....
The kid coulda stayed in the fvcking stands where he belonged...
And he wouldn't have gotten tazed...
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Originally posted by Doc JS
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You guys think if the cop was white and the kid was black (in contrast to what they actually are) that Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson wouldn't be protesting police brutality?Comment -
Who cares, the police acted perfectly fine in this case, the kid was guilty of criminal trespassing and evading the police.Originally posted by pavyracer
If your point is the Al Sharpton and jesse Jackson are both hypocritical racists, wel thats not really news.Comment -
would be kick ass if he were wearing this shirt
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lol......I'm going to the Phils game on Thursday afternoon. I gotta find one to wear to the game.Originally posted by blackbeSStwould be kick ass if he were wearing this shirtComment -
Only in Philly. They used to have a judge at the Vet. Do they still do that?Comment -
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Was this at a baseball game?Comment -
10 seconds of fame is all they wantedComment -
The Florida kid getting tased much more newsworthy.Comment -
At the Phils game last night.Originally posted by Marigold HDComment -
LOL! this 17 year old fvck tard called his dad to ask for permission first!
Before 17-year-old Steve Consalvi ran onto the field at Citizen's Bank Park on Monday, where he was Tasered by a police officer, the teenager reportedly called his father for permission to do so.
"He said, 'Dad, can I run on the field? I said, 'I don't think you should, son,'" Wayne Consalvi told the Philadelphia Daily News of the conversation he had with his son.
ESPN's Rick Reilly says he doesn't have a problem with the use of a Taser gun on people who run onto the field. Plus, Reilly says MLB doesn't need to stand up and make a statement about the Arizona law right now.
"This would be a once in a lifetime experience!" Steve Consalvi replied to his father, according to the newspaper.
Wayne Consalvi told the newspaper that his son was not drinking and he wasn't on drugs. Steve Consalvi is "a real good student, heading to Penn State," his father told the Philadelphia Daily News.
The father also told the newspaper that his son didn't run onto the field as a result of a dare or bet, either.
"I don't recommend running on the field, but I don't think they should have Tased him at all," he told the newspaper.
The Phillies and Philadelphia police are investigating whether a police officer's use of a Taser to apprehend Steve Consalvi was an appropriate use of force.
Lt. Frank Vanore, a police spokesman, says Commissioner Charles Ramsey reviewed the tape and felt the officer had acted within the department's guidelines, which allow officers to use Tasers to arrest fleeing suspects. Vanore says internal affairs is still investigating.
Ramsey told KYW Radio in Philadelphia that he supported the officer's decision to use a Taser.
"It was inappropriate for him to be out there on the field," Ramsey said. "Unless I read something to the contrary, that officer acted appropriately. I support him 100 percent."
The department is reviewing whether its officers should be on the field wrangling fans who aren't threatening anyone, Vanore said.
"Should we be on the field at all? I think that's what's being looked at," Vanore said. "I'm not sure we should be chasing people around the field."
Vanore said it was the first time he knew of that a Philadelphia officer had used a Taser on a fan on the field.
A Phillies spokeswoman said the police department was investigating and discussing with the team whether using the stun gun was appropriate. A message left Tuesday with a Major League Baseball spokesman was not immediately returned.
Consalvi, wearing a baseball cap, red T-shirt and khaki shorts, hopped a fence and scurried around the outfield, eluding two security officers in the bottom of the eighth inning against the St. Louis Cardinals. One officer used a Taser and the fan went down in a heap. Several Phillies placed gloves over their faces and appeared to be stifling laughter at the wild scene.Comment -
fukk the popo, but this was funny as shit. baseball games are long enough, don't need some clown making it longer.Comment -
the kid was just havin' fun, he wasn't hurtin' anyone, so that's why they just tased him & didnt shoot his kneecaps outComment -
Reminds me of the chicago fiasco. alcohol is such a good drugComment -
hey dad can i run on the field with the ballplayers
well son be careful if you do , make sure you brush your teeth when youre in the slammer
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No one has really spoken more about the conversation he had with his dad. The kid is just 17 years old, if ever there was a time to do it, it's while he is still a minor.
Cost-Benefit ratio makes this play pretty strong. Slap on the wrist, no bail (released to his guardians), and world famous for a day. I'd do it.Comment -
If they had a realistic fitness standard there would be zero police and firefighters in this country.Comment -
they should have shot him!
he looks like a terrorist!Comment -
That should be a lesson to all non white kids. If the cops will tase a white kid, then billet clubs and bullets will fly if non whites do it. A lesson for everyone. Kind of like the Titantic, Leon Lett, and Toyota.Comment -
Found a screen printer in my area and is making me one.Originally posted by blackbeSSt
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