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Tales from the Badger State

Posted at 3:38 PM on January 22, 2008 by Bob Collins (3 Comments)

Wisconsin, sometimes you make it too easy.

Lt. Shawn Haney, a 21-year veteran of the Dane County Sheriff's Office, has been fired for releasing the particulars on a September underage drinking party attended by Waunakee High School football players.

Two weeks before the state quarterfinals, Haney gave the documents to the school district, expecting some disciplinary action to be taken before the football game.

Guess what football team Haney's son played on? The team that was to play -- and would defeat -- Waunakee.

"Honest to God, everybody has to step back and take a deep breath," said Haney's lawyer, Lester Pines. "We're talking about high school football here. I mean, really, come on. This seems so small-town to me."


Comments (3)


*shrug*

Meh...Waunakee (pron. wonn-ah-KEY, Bob) used to win all the time anyway.

Posted by flashmcduff | January 22, 2008 4:30 PM


Bob, why do washed up jocks keep their high school nicknames?

Posted by c | January 22, 2008 4:36 PM


Well, from the information I was given regarding the "culture" of Green Bay, this is part of the culture of Wisconsin. Drinking and football are so entrenched
there is no cure. It isn't small town for football players or fans to drink, it is the culture.. hmmm

Posted by minn whaler | January 22, 2008 7:59 PM



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