Fan is short for fanatics for a reason. Some fans take the games way too seriously and take loses even worse.
Seeing your team get blown out in the AFC Championship can send a fan over the top which it did for one Titans fan.
According to WSMV News 4 in Nashville, just hours after the Titans lost to the Chiefs, police responded to a call of a man who had a gun and threatened to kill everyone in a barbershop.
Timothy L. Douglas, who is reportedly a regular at the barbershop, approached the barbershop in an aggressive manner with his middle finger up according to two witnesses.
On January 19 around 5:10 p.m., Metro Police responded to a barbershop on the 3000 block of Dickerson Pike on a report of a man wearing a Titans jersey walking into the store and pointing a gun towards employees there.
Officers spoke with two victims who said that Timothy L. Douglas is a frequent customer at the barbershop and that he approached the store in an aggressive manner holding up his middle finger. One of the victims said Douglas came in and was angry with the final score of the Titans vs. Chiefs NFL game.
Douglas reportedly pulled a gun on the other victim who had walked into the barbershop after him and put the gun in his face saying “I don’t play, and I’ll kill everyone of you,” before he left the store.
Douglas has prior felony probation violation convictions from 2004 and 2006. He was charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and felony weapon possession. Bond was set at $70,000.
It’s never that serious.
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