
Pass the Torch: Reds Fan Tasered After Running on Field and Doing a Backflip
The torch can finally be passed. For the first time since 2011 we had a baseball fan get tasered on the field! Tuesday night in Cincy a Reds fan landed a backflip then got hit with 50,000 volts to the spine:
WATCH: Fan at Great American Ball Park runs on to the field during Reds vs. Guardians game before being tased by security. https://t.co/cGmOBF6tNb pic.twitter.com/xkteDZnJRH
— WLWT (@WLWT) June 12, 2024
STREAKER AT GABP #Reds pic.twitter.com/06muxVMDVe
— Chatterbox Sports (@CBoxSports) June 12, 2024
Most exciting thing to happen tonight pic.twitter.com/Lr5uyVLas5
— Caleb (@513Caleb) June 12, 2024
That was amazing! 10/10! From the choreographed flip to the face full of grass, this is an all-time video.
What did the 50,000 volts say to the spine! ZAP:
How long till a fan get’s Harambe’d at a Reds game? pic.twitter.com/jsnImEP4E4
— MSS 🧦 (@MySoxSummer) June 12, 2024
Even the judge was impressed at the arraignment Wednesday morning, via Quinlan Bentley at Cincinnati.com:
Before William Hendon was shocked by a Taser and arrested by Cincinnati police while on the field at Great American Ball Park during a Cincinnati Reds game Tuesday night, he did a backflip.
“Everybody thinks you landed that backflip,” Municipal Court Judge William Mallory said during Hendon’s arraignment Wednesday morning.
“I’m pretty sure I did,” said Hendon, who appeared in court still wearing a Reds jersey.
Cincinnati legend. Free Skyline Chili for life. Release the bodycam footage!
Obviously, a Phillies fan showed everyone how it’s done first:
My favorite part of the video is how he slides on the grass like he’s on a slip-n-slide. That’s not normal when you get shocked with 50,000 volts. Now we have proof. We just saw what happens to a person when their body has more electric current running through it than a PECO Power Play. But when you’re 13 Miller Lite tallboys deep up in the 400s you don’t feel pain.
I think this guy has to come back and reclaim his throne. The Phillies should let him do it too. Instead of a ceremonial first pitch they can do the ceremonial first streak.
P.S. Kind of bullshit this centerfielder didn’t give him a dap if we’re being honest: