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Frank Martinez, a 40-year old Mets fan, was arrested Friday night and charged with interfering with a professional sporting event and second-degree reckless endangerment, after he tried to shine a high-powered flashlight in the eyes of Atlanta pitcher Tim Hudson and shortstop Edgar Renteria, according to a Queens D.A., as reported in the Associated Press.
Calvin Klein Law?
A law making it expressly illegal to interfere with a professional sporting event was passed by the city in 2003 following a disruptive incident involving fashion designer Calvin Klein.
Klein stepped onto the basketball court at Madison Square Garden in March 2003 to speak with player Latrell Sprewell while a Knicks game was in progress.
Martinez could face a year in jail and a $5,000 fine. I'm assuming that Martinez would face a punishment slightly less severe if convicted. Maybe he'll only be allowed to go to day games. Or only be able to watch games involving the Washington Nationals.
Bob i think we're shut out of the Cuba series, I just tried to tune in & there was nothing?
I typed this over @ Dodger Thoughts but I meant to write it here. I'm already getting the feed BTW. :o)
(The high-intensity flashlight shenanigans, not the Cuba series.)
I thought you meant the guy was using child porn as a marketing tool.
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