Jewel Henry, the director of the youth soccer league, called 911 due to the parents of a 3-year-old player being disruptive.
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REAL AF with Andy FrisellaOct 28, 2026
Multiple sources, including a Reuters item quoting a Winter Park Police press release, report that a youth soccer league director called police on Oct. 24 about a 3-year-old player's parents being disruptive.
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… Yeah, I'd punch in the fucking face. Yeah, I've yet to see a wolf. Mm-hmm. I've seen a bunch of crying about wolves. Yeah Where's the wolf? Yeah, right. Well, this story comes out that it's all fucking sham. It's complete bullshit, right? Jewel Henry, ah, who is the director of the Youth Leave, who's, by the way, is Black. He's the one that called 911 over the parents being disruptive. He claimed that Nevada had been aggressive on the field, which is also that whole interaction was captured on body cam. Let's roll the tape. So the kid is it's good. He's great. …
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Supports. Reuters reports that an i9 youth sports director called Winter Park Police on Oct. 24 reporting a player's parent was disruptive, and that the director wanted help getting the parents to leave.[1]
Supports. A Winter Park Police press release, quoted by Reuters, says the call was a civil matter between the league and parents and did not prompt any trespass orders, which is consistent with a disruption-based call.[1]
Supports. Dispatch audio and coverage describe the league director calling 911 to have a parent removed, alleging the mother was 'unruly,' following him, calling him names, and filming him.[2][3][4]
Supports. TMZ reports that i9 Sports says the official described the parents as 'disruptive' and that the call sought help de-escalating a disturbance between adults.[5]
Context. Coverage consistently says the 3-year-old was removed from the game and that the director accused the child of pushing other players. This is the director's account and does not bear on whether the 911 call was about parental disruption.[6][7]
Sources
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- 1Why were Florida police called to a soccer game involving 3-year-olds?rmb.reuters.com · not rated · cited for: supports
- 2Soccer Coach Called Police on Young Prodigy’s ‘Unruly’ Mom, 911 Audio Revealsinternewscast.com · not rated · cited for: supports
- 3Soccer coach called cops on three-year-old prodigy's 'unruly' mom, 911 audio reveals, after kicking out youngster for being 'too good'dailymail.com · not rated · cited for: supports
- 4Florida soccer league director's 911 call over toddler's mother released | News Minimalistnewsminimalist.com · not rated · cited for: supports
- 5Youth Soccertmz.com · not rated · cited for: supports
- 6Mom of 3-Year-Old Soccer Prodigy Raises Thousands Amid Saganewsfinale.com · not rated · cited for: context
- 73-Year-Old Soccer Star: Bodycam Shows Drama With His ...sports.yahoo.com · not rated · cited for: context
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