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Wednesday, January 05, 2005 

SI.com - Ute fans angry at police for electrical shocking - Wednesday January 5, 2005 3:05PM: "SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- Some Utah fans are upset that police responsible for security at the Fiesta Bowl used 50,000-volt electric devices to zap fans trying to storm the field after the win.
Arizona State University spokesman Keith Jennings said the use of the weapons was in line with the department's use-of-force policy."

Welcome to America, 2005.

Thanks Gindy. What I find interesting about this is that these sorts of things have been going on for so long (fans storming field, tearing down goalposts, having fun, etc.), why now is it bad and people are getting blasted with 50K volts?

Jeezuz you do that to me or even some dude next to me I go from 'WEEEEE!!! fun!' to 'What the fuck!??!' and angry nathan.

Just the logic here does not add up to me. Especially since these fans pay huge money to go in there and taking down goal posts may, at the most, cost around $1000 or so?

Just confusing. Big brother tactics, I no like.

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