An unfortunate post appeared on Twitter when a Little League coach mentioned the name Kenneth Wendt was observed misbehaving with 9-year-old junior baseball players. His poor sportsmanship was caught on camera, the coach actually took out his frustration on a few nine year olds, amazing right?
Kenneth Wendt, a sergeant with the Harris County Precinct 5 Constable’s Office, was fired for his actions after his 9-year-old team, Scorpions Baseball, lost a game to Prospects Baseball on Saturday.
Both teams lined up, ready to high-five like the big guns do. But Kennedy Wendt, the only little gunslinger with a bad mentality, seen in the video wearing khaki shorts, went too far. He saw himself bumping into the first children in line. Even his parents were frustrated because they found him too aggressive.
“Nothing in the world gives you the right to do that to children.” said 9U baseball prospects coach Victor Torres. “How is this possible when you hold them to higher standards? And then you come here and do this with kids, with 9-year-olds.
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Scorpions Baseball sent KHOU 11 News this statement: “His actions were unacceptable and inconsistent with the values of our organization. We dismissed him from training and our club on Sunday around 8:30.
KHOU 11 News Houston tweeted after the incident, “A Little League baseball coach was fired for this high-five game after his team lost a game last weekend. Kenneth Wendt is also a sergeant with the Harris County Pct. 5 Constable’s office. @xmanwalton has more tonight at 10 p.m.
“We have known the Wendt family for two years and Kenny has always been a wonderful husband, father and coach. He spends a tremendous amount of time coaching and helping kids and their families on and off the field. » said the relative, referring to Kenneth Wendt.
Harris County Precinct 5 is aware of the incident and is investigating.