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Umpire tired of lame Camden Yards Security tackles shirtless drunk young male fan.


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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.

Agreed. Punish them to the fullest extent. Make an example of the next guy that does it and then publicize not the incident but the punishment. Add a few extra cops near the field for now and that should do the trick. I don't there needs to be a more drastic change yet. Like I said earlier, it would end up giving bad publicity to the Orioles and the Balmer PD if we did anything crazy drastic.

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Maybe the best way to prevent this sort of thing, is to have everyone provide proof of IQ at the gate.

IQ Range Classification

70-80 Borderline deficiency

50-69 Moron

20-49 Imbecile

below 20 Idiot

Who should be allowed in?

I accidentally left my gate open and my boxer dog decided to take off. He does that from time to time, wears himself out and then comes home. He reminds me of the guys who run onto the field.

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The "lame Camden Yards security" you're referring to is Baltimore's finest...Baltimore City Police Department. What do you expect them to do really? Run around on a wild goose chase and make themselves look like fools OR slowly, but surely make their way to the buffoon on the field? I'll take the latter. The person that runs on the field isn't getting anywhere anyway, so what's the point of running around on a chase?

...just my opinion though.

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