The police were called to a three-year-old boy who was playing soccer too well.
An extraordinary scandal broke out in Florida surrounding a young football player named Nevada. The boy played with older children, nimbly flanking his opponents and scoring goal after goal. But not everyone liked his successes. According to the parents, other adults began to complain that the child was not sharing the ball. However, the head of the Children's League, Thomas Hayes, presented a different version: the boy allegedly pushed his opponents, and his parents were at odds with the organizers.
As a result, the police were called to the football field. The family was required to leave the site, and the boy himself was later suspended from the games, offering to return the money for the season.
The police did not arrest anyone. The soccer league is investigating the circumstances of the incident.