He shouldn’t be able to after he assaulted a minor. He’s lucky he isn’t sitting behind bars.
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Anonymous Anonymous
1 year ago
He assaulted a minor. Missing games is a pretty minimal consequence considering he should be in jail.
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Anonymous Anonymous
1 year ago
Sure, maybe this time he won’t assault a minor.
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Anonymous Anonymous
1 year ago
Because he literally committed a crime by assaulting a minor. That’s why.
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Anonymous Anonymous
1 year ago
My mistakes aren’t crimes. They don’t involve assaulting a minor and the petitioning to be allowed to attend sporting events with minors. Ya…he should t be allowed to attend.
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Anonymous Anonymous
1 year ago
He assaulted a minor. Not so good hearted.
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Anonymous Anonymous
1 year ago
As parents and coaches, we have a responsibility to set a better example for kids. Sorry, assaulting a minor is a crime and there’s no excuse.
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Anonymous Anonymous
1 year ago
Except..he assaulted a minor.
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Anonymous Anonymous
1 year ago
He assaulted a minor. Maybe get the full story before you support someone.
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Anonymous Anonymous
1 year ago
He assaulted a minor. How’s that for humanity?
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Anonymous Anonymous
1 year ago
He assaulted a minor. Glad you don’t have anything against him watching his sons, but I wouldn’t want him to potentially harm any more kids.
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Anonymous Anonymous
1 year ago
He assaulted a minor.
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Anonymous Anonymous
1 year ago
I’m not sure there’s sufficient punishment for assaulting a minor. Missing home games seems like a pretty minimal consequence for that crime.
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Anonymous Anonymous
1 year ago
No problems? So you don’t think he will assault another minor again?
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Kaitlin Bettinger
1 year ago
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Anonymous
1 year ago
He deserves a second chance.
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Jessica Barker
1 year ago
If those other parents physically assaulted a child they 100% would be subject to the same punishment. He would be able to watch his own children play their sports if he had any stability or self control but he’s proven he clearly can’t handle watching the games.
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Angie Barcroft
1 year ago
Mother of a EHS STUDENT
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John Ware
1 year ago
I know Chad personally. And he is a very good man. I dont think there will ever be a problem. He wants to watch his kid. Please let him
You have bad days and assault minors too? Yikes!
He shouldn’t be able to after he assaulted a minor. He’s lucky he isn’t sitting behind bars.
He assaulted a minor. Missing games is a pretty minimal consequence considering he should be in jail.
Sure, maybe this time he won’t assault a minor.
Because he literally committed a crime by assaulting a minor. That’s why.
My mistakes aren’t crimes. They don’t involve assaulting a minor and the petitioning to be allowed to attend sporting events with minors. Ya…he should t be allowed to attend.
He assaulted a minor. Not so good hearted.
As parents and coaches, we have a responsibility to set a better example for kids. Sorry, assaulting a minor is a crime and there’s no excuse.
Except..he assaulted a minor.
He assaulted a minor. Maybe get the full story before you support someone.
He assaulted a minor. How’s that for humanity?
He assaulted a minor. Glad you don’t have anything against him watching his sons, but I wouldn’t want him to potentially harm any more kids.
He assaulted a minor.
I’m not sure there’s sufficient punishment for assaulting a minor. Missing home games seems like a pretty minimal consequence for that crime.
No problems? So you don’t think he will assault another minor again?
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He deserves a second chance.
If those other parents physically assaulted a child they 100% would be subject to the same punishment. He would be able to watch his own children play their sports if he had any stability or self control but he’s proven he clearly can’t handle watching the games.
Mother of a EHS STUDENT
I know Chad personally. And he is a very good man. I dont think there will ever be a problem. He wants to watch his kid. Please let him