Fishing champions caught cheating red-handed as furious rivals demand 'call the cops'

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fishing event in America descended into chaos after two competitors were accused of cheating and told "you should be in jail."On Friday, Chase Cominsky of Hermitage, and Jake Runyan of Cleveland were declared winners of the Lake Erie Walleye Trail (LEWT) Championship event in Ohio.

That was until, a tournament official opened up a fish - and inadvertently a can of worms - to discover weights and extra fillets inside the bodies of their captures seemingly to get a higher weight.A volatile few minutes followed, as fellow competitors vented their rage at Runyan.

And after a clip of the bizarre incident was posted on Twitter, the verdicts of online fishing enthusiasts were equally damning.READ NOW: Glam poker star accused of using vibrator to cheat weeks after anal beads chess scandalDuring the footage, Runyon is lambasted from all angles, with one man shouting “Get the f*** out of here!” while another yelled “Call the cops.” Others argued what happened amounted to criminal activity, with an irate competitor saying “That is f***ing theft, motherf***er.”That was child's play compared to another assessment that came his way, as another ranted: “They’re been doing this s*** for years, cheating motherf***ers man.

Piece of f***ing s***. You got a f***ing boat, you’ve got thousands of f***ing dollars. You stole from everyone.”Lake Erie Walleye Trail director Jason Fischeron took to Facebook to apologise for not sussing out the fishy behaviour sooner: “Disgusted guys and gals, I’m sorry for letting you down for so long and I’m glad I caught cheating taking place in YOUR LEWT at the same time,” he said. “I hope you know now that when I say, ‘You built this LEWT and I will defend its integrity at all costs,’ I mean it.