Coach Attacks Youth Baseball Umpire, Who Was Taken Off The Field With A Stretcher –

A young baseball coach in a colony, Texas, was so enraged at a pot call and fired that he knocked the referee to the ground, a viral video shows. (Look below.)

Colony police are awaiting the signing of a warrant of arrest for coaches for personal injury due to personal injury, police spokesman Rick de la Cruz told HuffPost on Wednesday.

The manager, whose identity has not been withheld from law enforcement since Wednesday afternoon, was banned from further contests.

“The worst part was the kids saw it,” L’Erin Hampton, whose 24 sports organizations run the competition, told HuffPost on Wednesday.

Referee Sam Phelps told Fox 4 about it The neck collapsed due to the blow. Witness Ryan Walk said Phelps lay on the ground for 10 to 15 minutes before being taken to the hospital on a stretcher.

Walk said he tried to stop Abilene’s coach following the incident on Saturday, but failed.

A viral video from Fox 4 shows Phelps calling a runner to safety as he was sliding on a plate, and then the coach protested. Swap two words before Phelps threw him, shook hands and shouted, “Get out!” The coach then ran to the referee and knocked him down.

“If there are no results, these things will continue,” Phelps told the station.

Although they have not yet been banned, Abilene’s players will have to reunite under the new leadership to be able to play 24 sports again, Hampton said.