Brewers Fan Fired After Telling Latino Dodgers Fan “Let’s Call ICE” — Shannon Kobylarczyk Resigns
A viral incident at American Family Field has sparked national attention, resulting in Milwaukee resident Shannon Kobylarczyk losing both her job and board position.
What Happened During the Game?
During Game 2 of the National League Championship Series (NLCS), Los Angeles Dodgers fan and U.S. Navy veteran Ricardo Fosado recorded a Milwaukee Brewers supporter targeting him with an immigration-related insult.
The video shows the fan shouting: “You know what, let’s call ICE.”
Fosado responded confidently: “Call ICE. I’m a U.S. citizen, war veteran — two wars. ICE is not gonna do nothing to me.”
Who Is Shannon Kobylarczyk?
The woman in the video has been identified as Shannon Kobylarczyk, who previously served on the Make-A-Wish Wisconsin board and worked as an attorney for ManpowerGroup.
After the video went viral:
- Make-A-Wish Wisconsin confirmed her immediate resignation from the board.
- ManpowerGroup conducted an internal investigation, placing her on leave and later confirming she was no longer employed.
ManpowerGroup stated: “We remain committed to maintaining a culture grounded in respect, integrity, and accountability.”
Ricardo Fosado’s Reaction
Fosado told FOX6 News that he did not wish any harm on Kobylarczyk personally, but noted:
“Actions have consequences.”
Fosado was ejected in the seventh inning for swearing at the Brewers fan, and he has requested a ticket refund from the team.
Game Update
The Los Angeles Dodgers won Game 2 of the NLCS. Game 3 is scheduled for October 16 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.
Summary
- Incident: Brewers fan told Latino Dodgers fan, “Let’s call ICE.”
- Fan identified: Shannon Kobylarczyk
- Action taken: Fired from ManpowerGroup, resigned from Make-A-Wish Wisconsin board
- Victim: Ricardo Fosado, U.S. Navy veteran
- Location: American Family Field, Milwaukee
- Game result: Dodgers won Game 2