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The folks down in Florida want to put those fans and students storming the field after big games in jail...
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Criminal penalties would become possible for those who try and rush onto a field or court at a sporting or entertainment event if one of two newly introduced bills in the Florida Legislature makes it to Governor DeSantis’s desk. Freshman Republican Senator Corey Simon of Tallahassee introduced SB 764, or the “Interference with Sporting or Entertainment Events” bill on Tuesday, February 14.

SB 764 would make it a first-degree misdemeanor, which carries up to a year in jail and fines up to $2,500 if someone enters a “covered area” in a stadium or venue. This area is defined as “any area designated for use by players, coaches, officials, performers, or personnel administering a covered event that is on, or adjacent to, the area of performance or play.”
(Barstool Sports)
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ImBatman28 months
What are they going to do, arrest everyone?
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bayou prince28 months
great..... all of these wonderful acts of importance in the "FREE" state of Florida where MAGA'S rule.
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ThatTahoeOverThere28 months
Desantis approves
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Gus Fring28 months
Politicians in Florida really trying to take care of the stuff that matters most I see
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Fightin Okra28 months
They just jealous because they never have an opportunity to do so
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Placekicker28 months
Are there enough policemen to arrest a stadium full of Florida Man???
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tigerterrace28 months
The bill says interference of an event. So to me it would apply to a person that ran on the field during the game as opposed to storming the field afterward.
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cajunmud28 months
And I'm sure the court system can handle 50k folks wanting to plead not guilty and fighting it...like I'd surely do.

Hmmm...how many jurors would that be?

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cajunmud28 months
Where am I in that photo Your Honor? No...that's not me!
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ForeverGator28 months
I hate my state.
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jbird728 months
Lol why?
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KennabraTiger27 months
We hate your sports teams.
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NebraskaExPat28 months
First, this bill was introduced by a former FSU player.

Second, it is to stop fan interference in a game (idiots running onto a field during the game), and to stop fans interfering with opposing teams' coaches and players trying to leave the field.

Third, there is no intention of trying to arrest everyone. It gives law enforcement another advantage when trying to stop fans from injuring opposing players, coaches, and referees.

As soon as one person is injured, there would be lawsuits and the normal crying over why wasn't something done to prevent this.
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UT Beer Man28 months
Good job explaining how you are a boot-licker.
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cajunmud28 months
There's already laws on the books for that...Assault & Battery, maybe Stalking, maybe a Hate Crime.

There's over 100k laws on the books in this country that'll send you to jail. I don't think we need another one.
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OGTiger28 months
This is the world you inherit when you elect a majority of lawyers to your legislature.
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