Georgia’s young football coach, who was seen in a viral video this week beating his player twice and knocking him to the ground, has been banned for life by the world’s largest youth football organization.
American Youth Football .Lay announced the ban on Gerald Williams on Thursday, after Savannah Football.L coach was captured in a video beating a player. He will no longer be allowed into the 2020 National Championships and will be barred from entering the Kissimmi venue in Flas.
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“Earlier this week, AYYF tournament officials were provided with a cell phone video of 9U Coach – Gerald Williams – behaving in complete violation of the AYY Code of Conduct. The video was provided to AYF in the morning after the incident and was handed over to the Ossola County Sheriff (Florida), the organization said in a statement obtained by Fox News.
Williams was identified by the Sheriff’s Office in Chatham County, Ga. Officials said Williams was removed from the detention center as a counselor.
“The CCSO reviewed the video and we are deeply saddened by the actions of Mr. Gerald Williams,” said Chatham County Sheriff John T. Wilcher said in a statement. “The Chatham County Sheriff’s Office fee does not support this behavior. As of December 10, 2020, he is no longer an employee of the CCSO. Mr. Williams was not a deputy; he was a consultant at the detention center.”
A statement on the incident has been released by the Savannah police department following a flurry of social media.
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“Over the last two days, we have received numerous messages on social media about the actions of a young football coach from a savannah area, which has been captured on video and shared extensively on social media,” police wrote on Facebook. Is.
“We thank you for passing this information on to our detectives for investigation. We want to assure everyone that we immediately investigated this and quickly learned that the incident happened when the team was not out. The team was at the time of the incident after contacting the police department in the city, when we learned that their detectives had begun an investigation into the coach’s actions. Once again, we thank you for contacting the SPD and ask you to continue contacting the department when you see anything in this city that needs the attention of an officer. “
The coach, who was allegedly involved in the incident, apologized in a Facebook live video posted on the woman’s account.
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“I apologize for my actions. At the end of the day, I am a man. I make no excuses for what I do. I was wrong. I shouldn’t have disciplined him હ Hit him in public. I waited until we got back. At the end of the day, I apologize to her, the kids, the city… and my family back home. I’m sorry. There is no excuse for my actions. He forgave me and his parents forgave me, so no one else should hit me, ”the coach said.
