Giants Fan Arrested For Allegedly Trying To Burn Down Enormous Buccaneers Flag

[beerman2619]

A New York Giants fan from North Palm Beach tried to burn a giant Tampa Bay Buccaneers flag at the team’s headquarters after Sunday’s game at Raymond James Stadium, Tampa police said.
Daniel Justin Raboni, 32, was arrested at One Buccaneer Place around 7:30 p.m. after a fan called 911, police said.
The 80-by-50-foot, $26,000 flag hangs from a 15-story pole at the team’s headquarters on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, across Himes Avenue from the stadium.
Police say the flag was made of fire-retardant material, so it didn’t go up in flames. Only a small part of the flag melted.
Raboni faces charges of criminal mischief and possession of marijuana. He was released Monday from the Hillsborough County Jail after posting $2,500 bond, according to jail records.

[unde0087]

That is fanhood gone horribly wrong

[beerman2619]

Crazy some of the stuff fans do at nfl games.

[unde0087]

Fans of any team college or pro. People get out of control, been there myself

Haven't tried to burn anything down though

[mikewlgm]

NFL games are absurd.......way to much drinking and way to much anger. Not surprising at all.

[unde0087]

Well it could be worse, Raiders fans like to stab people in the parking lot

[mikewlgm]

Well it could be worse, Raiders fans like to stab people in the parking lot

haha my point exactly

[jjgold]

Put people in jail

Make an example

He should get 1-3 years

[Covy]

Well it could be worse, Raiders fans like to stab people in the parking lot

And Cowboys fans shoot other fans in the parking lot

[beerman2619]

And Cowboys fans shoot other fans in the parking lot

Good point what game was that pats vs cowboys I think? Guy got shot in parking lot this year crazy.

[Booya711]

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/three-brothers-who-are-eagles-fans-walk-into-at-t-stadium--things-get-weird-140255747.html

NFC east fans all around

[kidcudi92]

I wouldn't fukk with Opie he seems like the type to keep an arsenal in his prehistoric Ford and go on a spree after a Cowboys tough loss at home

[kidcudi92]

A New York Giants fan from North Palm Beach tried to burn a giant Tampa Bay Buccaneers flag at the team’s headquarters after Sunday’s game at Raymond James Stadium, Tampa police said.
Daniel Justin Raboni, 32, was arrested at One Buccaneer Place around 7:30 p.m. after a fan called 911, police said.
The 80-by-50-foot, $26,000 flag hangs from a 15-story pole at the team’s headquarters on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, across Himes Avenue from the stadium.
Police say the flag was made of fire-retardant material, so it didn’t go up in flames. Only a small part of the flag melted.
Raboni faces charges of criminal mischief and possession of marijuana. He was released Monday from the Hillsborough County Jail after posting $2,500 bond, according to jail records.

Now this is a fukking tank of all flags

[jjgold]

Some area some guy was killed last week in lot

Shot in head

Crowd was egging guy on to shoot

[daneblazer]

Probably not as big as that confederate flag by the interstate in Tampa

[Aiko]

Guy was hopped up on booze & weed,no doubt.His team won & was pumped up.I remember some crazy days when I was a younger & self admittingly foolish man.So many crazy stories.I better no post them for obvious reasons.

[MoMoneyMoVaughn]

It's just a game, folks

[jjgold]

this was a few weeks ago

A gunman shot a football fan during a rowdy Dallas Cowboys tailgate party outside AT&T Stadium after onlookers encouraged the attack, according to a report.
A huge mele brought cops to what police believe was the drunken remnants of the night’s tailgating, an hour and a half after the Cowboys' 30-6 blowout loss against the New England Patriots.
Off-duty police officers handling security at the Arlington stadium were the first to arrive at Sunday night’s fight between two men. It’s there authorities heard a suspect fire a gunshot into the crowd.
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A male victim in his early 40s was found with a gunshot wound to his head. Paramedics airlifted the victim to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries.
The alleged assailant was injured after tripping over a retaining wall during his attempted escape, authorities added.
The suspect allegedly held a gun to the victim’s head as a crowd egged him on to open fire, witnesses told a Star-Telegramreporter.
“I didn’t think he was going to pull the trigger,” Lester Peters told the Star-Telegram.
Neither the victim nor suspect have been identified.