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Old Tue Jan 18, 2011, 01:54pm
Rich Ives Rich Ives is offline
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Originally Posted by IowaBlue View Post
Would you really consider an umpire to be an acquaintance?





I guess it is possible that the predator could first contact the child in their capacity as an umpire and then attempt to pursue the relationship outside of the ballpark, .

You answered yourself.

I suspect that, as an authority figure, an umpire would be more trusted by a potential victim than a random person at the park.
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