After a viral video and a wide claim broke out last week Saturday, about Police being called to a youth soccer game in Winter Park, Florida when the league organizer called police and the mother of 3-year-old player, Nevada, claimed that the police were called on his son because he was too talented and other kids could not get a hold on the ball.
In new 911 dispatch evidence, Thomas Hayes, the organizer, who called the police, account has quickly changed the narrative. According to him, he called dispatch because 3-year-old’s mother was harassing him, speaking to dispatch he said:
“I just have an unruly parent here calling me on Instagram or whatever she’s doing, trying to make me look bad.”
He described her as disruptive, said she was following him in front of a large group, and asked for her to be removed from the property.
“I just want her off the property immediately, please,” he told the dispatcher,
He asked officers to come quickly before the family would leave. The 911 audio of the encounter were obtained by The Guardian News outlet.
The organizer added an extra claim, saying the 3-year-old excellent player was unusually talented and “very advanced” compared with the other children but had been pushing other children while they played the game, adding that he was rotating players to give everyone equal time because everyone deserved a chance.
Nevada Pierre, 3, had been playing in the i9 Sports Fall 2026 league in the Seminole County / Winter Park area.
On Oct. 26, Relish Wire News previously reported that Nevada’s parents posted a video showing officers approaching them at the young children’s soccer field. They said the league told them they were being removed because other children could not take the ball from him. The video spread widely.
But the league’s account differed from Nevada’s family’s account. The parents maintained that Nevada was singled out because of his ability.
The responding police officers did not witness the argument that prompted the call, in which they treated the incident as a civil matter. No one was arrested.
Also, previously Relish Wire News reported according to Navada’s parent account that police removed Navada and his parents from the field and issued a trespass notice while further terminating the three-year-old from the children’s team, but the police account and the league’s own account claimed the family left on their own and was not removed.
It is unclear which of these accounts are telling the truth between Navada’s family, the league or the police but the accounts conflict.
Recently, interest in Nevada has skyrocketed after the incident, and the claim spread through a social media platform on Elon Musk’s X platform.
Navada’s family has been documenting his training on social media as @nevadaney10, where his following has sweepingly rose to over 1 million on Instagram and about 750,000 on TikTok by Oct. 29.
Jay-Z’s agency, Roc Nation Sports, has now offered to fly 3-year-old Nevada to Spain for an athletic experience, which the family’s well-wishers have since welcomed.
But a bigger concern has been raised about the extent to which the mother and father of the young player are promoting the young boy, as many social media users complain that the mother seemingly is trying to drain a GoFundMe fortune out of the situation.
That concern adds context to the development, as a GoFundMe was created by Nevada’s parent just two days after the police incident and has since raised more than $64,000 from supporters and well-wishers.
