Melee bursts into basketball game for high school girls; A man arrested to fight a coach – the defender

A parent was arrested on Tuesday night for fighting a coach during a basketball game of girls from the high school between the CSAL and Scotland Charter.

Kendall Addison’s 42 -year -old received a crime from the Sheriff’s office of East Baton Rouge for a teacher’s battery and violates peace.

The chief of parish schools in East Baton Rouge Lamont Cole said that on Wednesday the match began to disagree whether the player was a foul of the game or not.

Adison, a relative of a player, reported that he had come down from the white court to argue with a coach of Scotlandville, who was also a bookkeeper, a spokesman for the school area said. The dispute quickly became a physical fight between the two, at which point many fans left the bleaching to join the melee.

The dispute’s video shows that Addison is brought to the ground and subjected to many strokes by observers before others ultimately download the mafia from it. He stayed on the floor for a few minutes before receiving medical attention. According to the Sheriff’s office of the Eastern Baton Rouge, Addison left high school with a small cut on his head.

The game in the School high school was stopped by one minute in the third quarter. He is expected to go where he stopped on Thursday, with only coaches and administrators allowed to attend, according to a spokesman for the district.

“We would expect our families and our coaches to behave a little more appropriate, with a certain level of decor and class, as it concerns the game,” Cole said.

Cole said that all sports events in high school will now require people who are present, a standard measure in high schools in the school neighborhood. Previously, the security of secondary school games was at the discretion of the school principals.