Posing as a Dodger will get you four years behind bars
Man accused of posing as ballplayer on Dodger Stadium field
Something is wrong with the U.S. justice system when a man pretending to be a baseball player is looking at four years in a state prison! Sure, he broke the law, but how much tax payer money will it cost to "reform" him? Why not make him do something that will benefit society, such as community service?
So if you pretend to be a MLB player you get fours years in the state pen, but if you're a celebrity and get caught driving drunk on numerous occasions and/or don't take care of your children you just get a few days in the county jail.
Seriously, what's wrong with this picture.
Also, what's wrong with security when they can't even recognize the players that actually play for the team. I mean, aren't they required to carry some kind of team ID these days.
Will Manny Rameriez be arrested for impersonating a Dodger?
Ha ha ha! Nice one Rob!