Wall Township Woman Charged With Harassing High School Football Player
Well, let’s get you over to Wall Township, where a woman was just charged with harassing a high school football player. Her name is Kelly Davis, 53, and she was also charged with disorderly conduct after confronting a 17-year-old Howell football player after they lost a game Friday night, according to the Wall Police.
What Went Down In Wall Township At The High School Game
Kelly was charged after going onto the field at Wall High School and going up to the player during the post-game, police said. Some people in attendance at the game said, “She was very aggressive and disruptive, putting up some red flags to the other players, coaches, and spectators.” Police did not say what led up to the confrontation.
Check this out: Authorities said this fight involved both police and school security who broke up the brawl. At the point of some people responding, police said the situation calmed down a bit, and Davis was brought off the field and school grounds.
Then on Saturday, Davis was charged with disorderly conduct and harassment. According to the police, she will be in front of a judge shortly in Wall Township Municipal Court. By the way, Wall beat Howell 24-14 in the game, and Kelly had the beef with the player.
“The Wall Township Police Department is committed to maintaining a safe and respectful atmosphere at school events and will continue to address any behavior that disrupts this environment,” the police department said in a recent statement. Despite these charges, every defendant is presumed innocent, unless and until found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, following a trial at which the defendant has all the trial rights guaranteed by the United States Constitution and New Jersey State Law.
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