The charming young man who was arrested after he induced vomiting onto a man and his daughters at a Phillies-Nationals game in April has been sentenced to 30 to 90 days in jail, Philly.com reports. Matthew Clemmens, 21, will also have to perform 50 hours of community service, which the judge suggested should involve cleaning bathrooms at the very stadium where he shoved his fingers down his throat and hurled all over an off-duty police officer, earning him the sobriquet "Pukemon." more ›

You may recall, with revulsion, the story of New Jersey's Matthew Clemmens, who was arrested after he induced vomiting onto a man and his daughters at a Phillies-Nationals game in April. Today Clemmens, 21, pleaded guilty to simple assault, disorderly conduct, and harassment, and agreed with the prosecution's version of what happened that night: Apparently, the discord between Clemmens and the family one row in front of him arose from all the cursing and spitting perpetrated by Clemmens and his buddy. more ›