Kids Urinated In Soda At High School Hoops Game

The MILWAUKEE JOURNAL-SENTINEL has some disturbing news for those attending basketball games last month at a local high school.

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(Silver lining?)

Police are asking the Washington County district attorney to issue felony juvenile charges against three Hartford Union High School students accused of urinating in people’s beverages.

While police were investigating a complaint that two junior boys put urine in soda at a basketball game last month, they learned of another incident that occurred in November, Police Chief David Groves said Tuesday. In the two unrelated cases, people unknowingly drank from the tainted beverages, police said.

And to think I thought all the old VHS copies of Hollywood Knights were out of circulation! Or was it Porky’s?

Should the kids involved have criminal records for peeing into soda cups?

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I hate block-quoting an entire piece, but you really have to, to get a full sense of what happened:

According to the police report and coach Ben Hoffmann, a 15-year-old boy told police that on Nov. 28 the basketball team was involved in a fund-raising effort in the community during which a 16-year-old student took a drink with him into the restroom and later offered it to any teammate who wanted it.

The 15-year-old boy took a sip and stopped when the other boys started to laugh.

Hoffmann said that when he learned what the boys were laughing at, he suspended the older boy for two games and called the boys’ parents.

In the other incident, two boys are accused of putting urine in soda. The suspects e-mailed other students, telling them who drank the mixture, police say. An administrator got one of the e-mails and called police.

As a coach, Hoffmann said, he speaks to the boys about what it means to be part of a team and making good decisions.

You know what my reax to this is? Why are the POLICE involved in this? Do we really need to take them off the beat to arrest 15-year-olds for spiking a cup or two of soda with urine? I know, the game was really overboard, but still, I really have a hard time swallowing (sorry) that we need to involve the cops in this case.

Should these kids have criminal records for this?

I ask you, if this were 10 years ago, do you think we’d be reading about this?

16 comments

  1. GravatarVince Youngs Psychiatrist
    12:05 pm on March 4th, 2009

    No wonder my Mountain Dew tasted a little strange.

  2. GravatarDevil May Care But I Dont
    12:06 pm on March 4th, 2009

    Do The Dew - and these kids did.

  3. GravatarDunder Mifflin Security Guard
    12:07 pm on March 4th, 2009

    I can just hear the coach telling these boys, "Urine trouble now!"

  4. GravatarMan U-SA
    12:09 pm on March 4th, 2009

    However, these fans have been drinking Miller beer, so they couldn't even tell the difference.

  5. GravatarJoePa Life Alert Bracelet
    12:17 pm on March 4th, 2009

    The police should get involved. This is a public health hazard, after all.

  6. GravatarBronx Bomber Bombed
    12:30 pm on March 4th, 2009

    The 16-year-old student has been identified as I.P. Freely.

  7. GravatarAgent Zero Tolerance
    12:44 pm on March 4th, 2009

    Spit Take!

  8. GravatarRock Strongo
    1:13 pm on March 4th, 2009

    These hardworking concession kids were full of piss & vinegar. Now it's just vinegar.

  9. GravatarVandy Is Dandy
    1:54 pm on March 4th, 2009

    charges against three Hartford Union High School students accused of urinating in people’s beverages

    They're still mad about the Whalers leaving town.

  10. GravatarDan Anderson
    1:57 pm on March 4th, 2009

    These little delinquents need to be locked up. It's disgusting what they did.

  11. GravatarNubomb Turk
    4:46 pm on March 4th, 2009
  12. GravatarDennis Ervin
    4:51 pm on March 4th, 2009

    With regard to the pissing in the cup incident, my comment is "Who gives a schmitt!"

  13. GravatarJeff Molby
    6:28 pm on March 4th, 2009

    <blockquote>I hate block-quoting an entire piece, but you really have to, to get a full sense of what happened:</blockquote>
    That's nonsense. If the whole piece should be read, say "To get a full sense of what happened, read the whole article". Then provide a link and move on with what you have to say.

    Taking huge chunks of content and posting it on your commercial site is theft and if everyone keeps doing it, Washington is going to come down on us with a draconian DMCA-style law that cuts into legitimate uses of quotes.

  14. GravatarQuack Attack
    7:58 pm on March 4th, 2009

    There's gotta be a better way to recycle fluids than this.

  15. GravatarGeorge OLearys Cow
    8:58 pm on March 4th, 2009

    That's putting the P in Pepsi!

  16. GravatarBob Boso
    5:30 pm on March 5th, 2009

    Do the Dew?

    It could have been worse…  They could have 'doo'ed the Dew.

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