MADISON, Wis. (AP) — University of Wisconsin-Madison Police have identified the California man who sent officers coconut doughnuts after he was kicked out of a football game. Police initially refused to give out Eyal Binshtock’s name but released it Wednesday in response to open records requests. Police said in November that Binshtock traveled from Los Angeles to see the Badgers play Northwestern at Camp Randall Stadium. Officers threw him out after he tried to sit with friends in another section. Binshtock sent police 240 coconut doughnuts, saying in an email to officers that he wanted to show gratitude for police but disdain for his treatment. So he sent doughnuts, which are good, but with coconut toppings, which he said no one likes.
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