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Old 01-25-2010, 01:59 PM
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FRONT PAGE OF POST TODAY,HOOSIER COPS,MIGHT AS WELL BE A MALL COP


The Jets’ loss wasn’t the only thing that shocked Gang Green fans yesterday.

Cops sacked a Jet diehard before the big game, throwing him against a squad car outside the stadium and then zapping him with a Taser — all while the young man’s dad watched in disbelief, witnesses said.

The arresting officer claimed Patrick Mallon, 26, had been belligerent and threw beer at other tailgate revelers.

But Mallon told The Post after his late-night hearing, “I did not throw beer at anybody. I was angry with the police for trying to go through the crowd like that.


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“But I’m more angry with what they did to me.”


Mallon, wearing a throwback Wesley Walker Jet jersey, had been engaged in playful pregame taunting with passing Colt fans at a Jet-heavy tailgate party outside Lucas Oil Stadium when the cops entered the fray.

The officers told the verbally jousting fans and Jet diehards to move along — but Mallon, of Brick, NJ, apparently didn’t move fast enough, witnesses, including his dad, told The Post.

Cops grabbed the construction worker, threw him against their patrol car, punched him in the back of the head and then Tasered him, the witnesses said.

Cops claimed Mallon was “causing a disturbance, throwing beer on other people in the crowd,” according to a report by Sgt. Jeffrey McCleerey, of the Speedway, Ind., police.

“[Mallon] repeatedly ignored my orders and continued to yell and curse at me and other people in the lot,”McCleerey claimed.

He was charged with disorderly conduct and public intoxication.

After more than eight hours in jail, Mallon paid a $150 fine and was released. The case will be dismissed if he stays out of trouble for two years.

The suspect and his dad — Thomas Mallon, a criminal defense lawyer from Freehold, NJ —denied the police report.







“I’m dumbfounded,” Thomas Mallon said. “He did nothing wrong.”

The dad said Patrick, cuffed in the back of a cop car after the Tasering, urged his dad and brother to go to the game and pick him up later. The lawyer dad did as his client son wished.

“His last words to me were, ‘Go, Jets!’ ” the dad said after the 30-17 Gang Green loss.

Whether Patrick Mallon did anything to warrant the rough treatment depended on whatcolor the witness was wearing — Colt blue or Jet green.

Colt fan Peter Malloy, of Indianapolis, said the police were working hard to move traffic in the quickly filling parking lot.

“All the cops were doing was trying to park cars,” Malloy said. “The Jets fan didn’t realize that, and he got a little rowdy. And now he’s not watching the game.”

But Jet backer Barry Kreviston, 46, of Chicago, said the cops could have been flagged for unnecessary roughness.

“The kid said something to the cop through the window that he didn’t like, so they decided to make an example of him,” he said. “It was total bulls- -t.”

Thomas Mallon and his two adult sons were staying in a hotel across the street from the stadium, aaspotted a big tailgate party and decided to join it.

A short time later, cops showed up and told them to move along. Thomas Mallon, 54, admitted his son could have hustled a bit more.

“He should have gotten out of the way and moved faster, instead of sticking out like a sore thumb,” the dad conceded.

“He gestured something to the police — not the finger or anything like that — and the next thing you know, the officer came out and threw him up against the car.

“I just kept yelling, ‘Pat, Pat, just calm down and go with them.’ They Tasered him, I was right there. I could hear it.”

Additional reporting by Jason Szenes





I JACK WILL LIKE THIS FATS ALL FOLKS,ONLY IN NEW YORK,NO OTHER CITY IN THE COUNTRY WOULD BREAK BALLS LIKE THAT LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 01-25-2010, 02:01 PM
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HE IS IN HANDCUFFS AND STILL GETTING TAZED LOL!!!!!!TO BAD FOR THE COPS THE KIDS FATHER IS A LAWYER THAT IS HIM IN THE MARTIN JERSEY

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sounds like he deserved it, hey he got out of hand and it is the job of the cops to keep order.

why do the jets organization, and the jets fans got to act so belligerent is what i can't understand. i know new yorkers generally tend to be on the rude side but the jets and their fans just don't conduct themselves right imo. it can't be cuz of the new york factor when the giants won the superbowl the organization and their fans did'nt act out like that if memory serves correct.
LOL i dunno i just don't get it. ya know the only good thing that came out of that is it made the colts win sweeter. i just think that the jets & their fans need to conduct themselves in a better way next time they get the opportunity in the post season..
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jets fans got kicked out of sd too...freakin hooligans
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oh yah, i didnt know that rjb lol. kinda funny actually. my question still stands though why do they act like that. hey you got alot of teams and fans all over the country but you dont see them acting up like that. why do they do it, it was'nt like they were a dynasty or like the patriots or something. i dunno it just blows my mind man i just cant figure it out.
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“[Mallon] repeatedly ignored my orders and continued to yell and curse at me and other people in the lot,”McCleerey claimed.

Fan was pretty lucky he was in a smaller market like Indy with nice people...in most larger cities the home fans would take this guy and re-educate him themselves and a taser would seem like mercy in comparison

Next time he should just wear a jersey that says, "I am a drunk idiot from the other team, please beat my a--!"

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“[mallon] repeatedly ignored my orders and continued to yell and curse at me and other people in the lot,”mccleerey claimed.

fan was pretty lucky he was in a smaller market like indy with nice people...in most larger cities the home fans would take this guy and re-educate him themselves and a taser would seem like mercy in comparison

next time he should just wear a jersey that says, "i am a drunk idiot from the other team, please beat my a--!"

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thats how people in the northeast talk though lol!!!!
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oh yah, i didnt know that rjb lol. kinda funny actually. my question still stands though why do they act like that. hey you got alot of teams and fans all over the country but you dont see them acting up like that. why do they do it, it was'nt like they were a dynasty or like the patriots or something. i dunno it just blows my mind man i just cant figure it out.
Fans all over the country as this bad and a lot worse BLOVE, it definitely is not just a NY thing

The bigger the city the more people there are in each other's faces and spaces, the quicker people are to react, defend and instigate

This guy is just one of 1,000,000 drunk post-college kids who hasn't been beaten down enough times to know yet where the limits are....

a couple more taser shots and he'll calm down
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thats how people in the northeast talk though lol!!!!
LOL!!!

But not to the cops' faces!

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lol!!!

But not to the cops' faces!

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thanks dude,it was an awesome season!!!!!!!!!!!
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suicide watch lmao!!

jetman i must say you had me in stitches when you posted your ph# in the ingame thread. i couldnt stop laughing man, you are a pretty funny dude..

gfoots i hear ya bro, hey i may live in hawaii but i have been all over this country and outside of this country too. i never seen ppl act like that, i guess its a sports thing that just pushes ppl over the edge. one thing is for sure there is definitely a need for a ban on alcohol at sporting events if this is a common occurance..
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suicide watch lmao!!

Jetman i must say you had me in stitches when you posted your ph# in the ingame thread. I couldnt stop laughing man, you are a pretty funny dude..

Gfoots i hear ya bro, hey i may live in hawaii but i have been all over this country and outside of this country too. I never seen ppl act like that, i guess its a sports thing that just pushes ppl over the edge. One thing is for sure there is definitely a need for a ban on alcohol at sporting events if this is a common occurance..


all about fun dude!no no no we need alcohol!!!!!!!!at that last jets home game against the bengals they did not serve alcohol,everybody just put 12 packs under their jackets!!!!!!!
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