Report: Drunk High School Umpire Fights First Responders, Tasered Twice During Arrest

by abournenesn

May 14, 2013

This time, the umpire was, in fact, drunk.

Daryl Jacobson, 49, an umpire for a Stark County High School baseball game, was arrested and charged last week with two counts of aggravated battery and two counts of resisting arrest, according to WQAD. Jacobson was serving as the infield umpire last Friday, when, according to witnesses, he passed out on the field.

Jacobson was said to be visibly under the influence when he finally fell. Moreover, Jacobson attacked the two first responders who tried to give him medical attention. He was also reportedly tasered twice during the course of his arrest.

“At no time was the safety of the players or coaches in jeopardy,” school superintendent Jerry Klooster said.

Jacobson is in custody at the Stark County jail.

Thumbnail photo via Flickr/shgmom56

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