Panthers Fan Gets Choked By Security, Thrown Out Of Game For “Cheering”

[RoaringRiot]

Just spoke to my buddy who sat two rows behind this guy (you can hear my friend yelling in the first video). He said the guy was with him mom at the game. He was starting "keep pounding" chants most of the game because there were a ton of Panthers fans in that section (145). At the end of the game he held up a sign that said 11-0. That's when the security came down and made him leave. 

That's what really happened.

[RoaringRiot]

Also...during the incident a personal item fell off the guy. The security guard scooped it up. My buddy went and got it from the security guard. So if anyone is able to identify this guy then my buddy has his item

[CatMan72]

Whether or not he deserved to be thrown out, there was no reason for that chokehold. If I was a security supervisor I would tell my staff that I never want to see them use a chokehold on someone because it's dangerous and totally unnecessary. 

[csx]

3 minutes ago, RoaringRiot said:

Just spoke to my buddy who sat two rows behind this guy (you can hear my friend yelling in the first video). He said the guy was with him mom at the game. He was starting "keep pounding" chants most of the game because there were a ton of Panthers fans in that section (145). At the end of the game he held up a sign that said 11-0. That's when the security came down and made him leave. 

That's what really happened.

Clearly the choke hold was the security guards only option.

[KissMyConverse]

10 hours ago, panik said:

Did you check the reference? It says the article that you posted comes from the Onion which is a parody website.

The Onion itself is satire, but it does have other websites that it refers to as its "Sister Website" (basically they own them) that are not satire. Clickhole is one of them and its kinda like buzzfeed. 

Either way that video is real and not a joke. 

[TheRed]

Seem to be conflicting stories about what led to this.

All that aside, you don't put the guy in a damn chokehold over it, that is incredibly stupid.

[caatfan]

8 minutes ago, TheRed said:

Seem to be conflicting stories about what led to this.

All that aside, you don't put the guy in a damn chokehold over it, that is incredibly stupid.

You also don't kick out a paying spectator just on heresay, especially when the fans reporting it are watching their team get their butts kicked.

[PanthersATL]

Kudos to the guy in the Bears jersey for helping out.

(Aside from the question of "who wears a Bears jersey to a CAR/DAL game?)

[PanthersATL]

3 hours ago, Moorgan said:

Be respectful, cheer your team and travel in numbers. Good advice if you ask me.

If you're being respectful in how you cheer your team, you shouldn't have to travel in numbers to be safe.

Treat opposing fans at BoA (if they can get tickets) the same way we would want to be treated when we travel to away games. One thing I love about the Panthers fan base (and the NFC South in general) is that we're overall the "nice" division when it comes to showing off southern hospitality to visitors.

[RoaringRiot]

8 minutes ago, PanthersATL said:

If you're being respectful in how you cheer your team, you shouldn't have to travel in numbers to be safe.

Treat opposing fans at BoA (if they can get tickets) the same way we would want to be treated when we travel to away games. One thing I love about the Panthers fan base (and the NFC South in general) is that we're overall the "nice" division when it comes to showing off southern hospitality to visitors.

Unfortunately there are always a-holes no matter how you act during the game. But generally if you're not one then you'll be fine. 

[rodeo]

lol @ the people saying cutting off the blood supply to someone's brain is not deadly force. Just a few seconds too long in an RNC causes irreversible brain damage. A few seconds after that is death.

[csx]

17 minutes ago, PanthersATL said:

If you're being respectful in how you cheer your team, you shouldn't have to travel in numbers to be safe.

Treat opposing fans at BoA (if they can get tickets) the same way we would want to be treated when we travel to away games. One thing I love about the Panthers fan base (and the NFC South in general) is that we're overall the "nice" division when it comes to showing off southern hospitality to visitors.

I was talking to this girl who is an Eagles fan. She was a completely nice and reasonable person. She was telling me how many asshole harassd her at the game. I tended to believe her. The point is football games tend to be attended by asshole who have no sense everywhere.

[rayzor]

3 hours ago, CatMan72 said:

Whether or not he deserved to be thrown out, there was no reason for that chokehold. If I was a security supervisor I would tell my staff that I never want to see them use a chokehold on someone because it's dangerous and totally unnecessary. 

and it's a lawsuit waiting to happen.

[GRWatcher]

2 hours ago, PanthersATL said:

If you're being respectful in how you cheer your team, you shouldn't have to travel in numbers to be safe.

Treat opposing fans at BoA (if they can get tickets) the same way we would want to be treated when we travel to away games. One thing I love about the Panthers fan base (and the NFC South in general) is that we're overall the "nice" division when it comes to showing off southern hospitality to visitors.

Do we have to include Saints fans in this "being nice"? Do we?