Three coaches have been charged for violently brawling at a youth football game in Pennsylvania over the weekend.
\n\nThe brawl occurred when football coaches from Carlynton and Keystone Oaks began yelling at each other during a Steel City Youth Football League game featuring third- and fourth-grade players. Punches were eventually thrown, and footage of the ensuing fight went viral.
\n\n“If you watch the video, the Carlynton coach goes up to a Keystone Oaks coach,” Carnegie Police Chief Jeffrey Kennedy said. “There’s a little bit of pushing there, then people are trying to hold the Carlynton coach back, several people, and another time appears that another Keystone Oaks coach goes up to him and the Carlynton coach body slams him.”
\n\nDeQuay Canton, an offensive coach with Carlynton, now faces a misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct. Joseph Kubiak and Frank McGrath face just one summary charge of disorderly conduct.
\n\nKennedy said that the video tells the “whole story”
\n\n“Video doesn’t lie,” Kennedy said. “It tells the whole story. We’ve watched it probably 40 or 50 times just to see everything, and the big difference between the Carlynton coach and why we charged him with a misdemeanor, he threw punches. He didn’t back…
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