On January 29, 2016 then-Idaho Vandals linebacker Leonard Hazewood IV was tased and arrested on multiple charges of fourth degree assault, after the now-Sacramento State footballer shoved two bouncers who had the audacity to prevent him from reentering a venue that was closed. (Also, they shined a flashlight at him and he didn't like it.) In a move nearly rivaling Marquis Bundy's jail stint over a hat, Hazewood not only shoved the two venue security employees, but also threatened to knock one of them out — and did all of the above in the immediate presence of a Pullman police officer. Who tased him. Hazewood's 6' 4", 248 lb. frame seemed to find being tased more annoying than incapacitating, but the real surprise came when Hazewood found out that "I play football" doesn't actually get him out of jail. As far as I can tell, this is the first time Hazewood's tasing and/or arrest have been reported anywhere. REMINDER: The right to free speech does not mean that you can say anything you want on my Youtube channel without consequence. Overtly hostile or hateful comments - particularly those without clear relevance to the video - may be deleted without warning. Comments threatening any specific person or group of people with violence will be reported to the police without exception. Thank you for your help in making this a reasonably sane corner of the internet.

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