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Alabama fan fired after posting he was glad Jermaine Burton struck female Tennessee fan

10/21/2022 4:30:00 PM

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An Alabama fan has been fired from his job after tweeting he was “glad” Alabama receiver Jermaine Burton hit a female Tennessee fan in the head after fans stormed the field last week. “Should have knocked her head off,” the former employee tweeted. Fan's tweet has since been deleted. An Alabama fan has been fired from his job after tweeting he was “glad” Alabama receiver Jermaine Burton hit a female Tennessee fan in the head after fans stormed the field last week at Neyland Stadium.“I am glad he did it,” the employee tweeted on Tuesday. “Should have knocked her head off. Not supposed to be on the field anyway.” The tweet has since been deleted.: Moments missed in UT celebration includes Vol on Vol violence, Alabama player chasing fanHowever, his employer, Kele Inc. of Memphis, replied to the tweet on the social media platform.“Kele does not stand for or tolerate offensive or hateful comments toward any group or individual. We take this issue very seriously, and as a result, Kele and this employee have parted ways.” Read more:
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