It was the dingbat versus Dinger. Denver police are on the hunt for a crazed baseball fan who tackled and injured the Colorado Rockies mascot during Monday’s home game against the St. Louis ...

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The Colorado Rockies mascot was tackled at Coors Field during a game against the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday. According to 9News in Denver, the Denver Police Department is currently ...

The man who tackled the Colorado Rockies' mascot at a game earlier this week turned himself in on Friday, the Denver Police Department announced. Kenneth Sonley, 45, was identified as the man who ...

A viewer, CorinnaD, provided FOX31 with the video in the player above of the Rockies mascot, Dinger, dancing on the dugout with its back to the crowd when someone in the stands jumps up and ...

He was cited for assault and disturbing the peace. At the Rockies home game on Monday, April 10, "Dinger" — the team's mascot and resident purple triceratops — was doing his thing on top of ...

The Denver Police Department says a fan who attacked the Colorado Rockies mascot, Dinger, has turned himself in to authorities. Investigators issued an alert after the fan, identified as Kenneth ...

The Rockies, meanwhile, waged a “Justice for Dinger” campaign in hopes of nabbing the suspect: This wasn’t the first instance of a nonconsensual mascot sacking.

Police are actively seeking the identity of the man who tackled Colorado Rockies mascot Dinger during Monday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals. Fan video captured the incident Monday night ...

DENVER — Denver police are asking for the public's help finding a person accused of tackling the Colorado Rockies' mascot during a game at Coors Field Monday. Dinger was tackled while dancing on ...