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Before I write a lengthier post, I have a question for those of you in favor of dogs over Tasers. Is this only due to their intimidating presence, or their ability to subdue someone?

K-9's are an incredibly intimidating presence and will stop people in their tracks. Ive helped train them and witnessed their effectiveness both here and overseas. They are not a viable option with the length of games and crowds of people. They are more job specific and not for "stand-by" security.

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I just thought of a better solution. When someone enters the field, both benches should come out. With bats.

We should simply make it Kevin Gregg's job to tackle these people. He's gotta do somethin

Frankly, after reading some of the responses, it seems none of these solutions are really perfect. To me, it comes back to the punishment. Make it something more than an nonenforceable perma-ban from O's games and these incidents will decrease. Oh, and stop giving them 10min on the evening news.

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I just thought of a better solution. When someone enters the field, both benches should come out. With bats.

This goes with my thought on seeing last night's lowlight - at least that idiot had the sense to be running in the direction of Mark Reynolds. Reynolds hasn't hit anything all year.

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I think there should be an allowed quota of number of guys per year running on the field. Say 5 dudes per year are allowed to run on the field with no penalty, or maybe even a reward if they can make it across the field without getting caught. Beginning with the sixth guy they should release dobermans and/or those flesh eating hogs in that Hannibal Lecter movie.

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First, I want to point out that the idiot ran toward Mark Reynolds in the on-deck circle (and the dugout) after he got up, so if I were Major League Baseball I would thank Jeff Kellogg for preventing a possible confrontation between the idiot and any players. Great job Jeff!

And second, I checked again, and sure enough, no empirical data has been brought forward to prove in any way that tasers (or any ECD's) have directly caused the death of any persons. Not one case. Ever. You run from the nice police man, zap! :mwahaha:

So, hook these jagoffs up with some voltage. Just sayin'!

Or maybe we should break out the pepperball guns. That would be even more fun actually. And the idiot would feel it for more than the 5 second taser ride.

Seriously, if a player gets hurt by one of these clowns, lawsuits will fly and the fan interaction with the players as we know it will be over. MLB and Baltimore PD need to get a handle on this immediately. It really looks bad on them.

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