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Man Arrested for Biting Soccer Ref Arrested Again, This Time for Stabbing Dancer

Posted Jul 2nd 2008 4:48PM by Michael David Smith

It's probably safe to say that Rannord A. Jones has some anger issues.

You'll recall that Jones was arrested two weeks ago for biting a referee during a soccer game in Newark, Delaware. Now Jones has been arrested again, this time on charges of second-degree assault, possession of a deadly weapon and conspiracy.

The Delaware News Journal reports that Jones and a friend were at a restaurant when a man and woman who were dancing bumped into Jones' friend. That led to a confrontation in which, police say, Jones and his friend both pulled knives, and two men were taken to the hospital with stab wounds.

Jones has been released on bail, which wouldn't make me feel very safe if I lived in Delaware.

Via Deadspin.

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7-02-2008 @ 5:57PM

Financial Planner said...

This guy is an animal!

7-02-2008 @ 6:28PM

Rich said...

This guy is a menace. We, (fellow referees and concerned citizens of DE), have urged the State Prosecutor not to plee bargain either case and to proceed with trial. When found guilty we will urge the judge to sentence him to the maximum penalty under the law. This person has shown he has no regard for rules and should not be in civilized society.

7-02-2008 @ 9:48PM

Martin said...

I want to hear from the guy's mother again.

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