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Winter Park police respond to dispute involving parents of 3-year-old soccer player, league official

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Winter Park police respond to dispute involving parents of 3-year-old soccer player, league official — Altamonte Springs Schools news

A dispute between a 3-year-old player's parents and league officials at a youth soccer game in Winter Park has gone viral after police were called.The incident happened Saturday during an i9 youth soccer league match at Martin Luther King Jr. Park.According to police, a league official called officers to the park to help with a dispute involving the parents of the 3-year-old.The league had asked the family to leave and offered to refund them the cost of league membership, according to police.Winter Park police release body cam videoThe police department released body cam video of the interaction officers had with the league official and the player's parents after they responded to the park.In the video, the league official tells officers that the boy is "very advanced" but that he was pushing other kids and that his mother became upset after he was reprimanded.The official then told police that he talked to the referees about it and that the boy's parents caused "a big scene" and began

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