Police use Mace against Chiefs assistant

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Posted: 2 hours ago

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Police sprayed Mace on Kansas City Chiefs tight ends coach Jason Verduzco before Sunday's loss to the Eagles after he became combative when he wasn't allowed to turn into the stadium entrance he said he normally uses.

The 35-year-old Verduzco also was cited for trying to harm an officer.

According to a police report, the altercation started when police tried to stop Verduzco from turning into one of the gates because of heavy traffic from arriving fans. But Verduzco turned anyway, and police said he got so close to an officer that the bumper of his sports utility vehicle was touching the officer's leg.

The coach is accused of refusing to back up the SUV and cursing at officers, telling them he's a coach and frequently turns at the intersection.

Eventually, police said two officers tried to remove him from his vehicle while he slapped at them and pulled away. That's when another officer sprayed mace at the still cursing coach, police said.

Police issued a general summons for the coach that alleges he "did intentionally attempt to inflict bodily injury" upon the officer and refused to stop his vehicle.

After an ambulance crew washed out his eyes, Verduzco was released on a signature bond.

Bob Moore, a team spokesman, said the team was aware of what had happened but had limited information.

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When will people learn that cursing at, or refusing to follow the orders of police or just flat out being rude....is not going to work out in your favor most times...whether you are right or wrong that is not the best way to go about it.
 
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