The Dequeen Cubs Football Team Stole My Son’s Pant, Leaving Him With Nothing To Wear Home, All Because He Played With The High School Team
Say no to bullying
November 5, 2026
This article was last updated by Alisha Shrestha on November 5, 2026
A Facebook user named Roz Parker recently posted a strongly worded message accusing the Dequeen Cubs football team of bullying and theft.
She responded with deep frustration over a serious case of bullying under the guise of a prank.
Dequeen Cubs Football Team Accused Of Theft And Bullying!
In her post, focused on the emotional impact the incident had on her son.
She expressed deep frustration and hurt, emphasizing that the prank left her child without clothes to wear home.
She posted:
Just know , the whole Dequeen Cubs football team gone be charged with thief & bullying, since they pranked my son & stole his pants,& he didn’t have any to wear home😡.. All kuz he playing with the high school Thursday.
Roz made it clear that the reason behind the prank was her son’s involvement with the high school football team.
Additionally, she believes that this triggered jealousy or resentment among the Cubs players.
Many people reacted strongly to Roz’s post, sharing their own points of view.
One commenter highlighted their support for holding the team accountable, saying:
That’s exactly what they need
Roz replied directly to that comment, showing her concern for her son’s well-being, saying:
I most definitely don’t play about my kids… That hurt my babies feelings
Likewise, another person expressed disbelief at the situation and said:
That’s krazy these schools now days
Roz responded to the comment with frustration over the behaviour she sees in today’s youth, saying:
These kids are bad as hell nowadays
This kind of behavior from student athletes is simply unacceptable.
Those responsoble for such misconduct must be investigated and dealt with according to school policy.
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