According to the league’s ethos, as outlined in the i9 Sports Experience, there is a “focus on fun” and they are committed to giving the children the opportunity at “equal playing time regardless of talent level.”
The league’s “sportsmanship values” include “being a team player” and “inclusion” — “to ensure everyone is treated equally and fairly,” and “giving everyone a chance to play regardless of differences,” the i9 website says.
Police said during their interaction with the director in the body camera video that this is a “civil” matter and “not criminal” and while they couldn’t force Nevada’s family out of the park because it’s a public space, they could tell them that they couldn’t participate in the program anymore.
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Nevada Neymar Pierre is a 3-year-old soccer phenom.
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Griffin is seen in the video asking for a “refund,” and the director said he would fully refund what they paid.
