Anyone who has played in or watched a pick-up game knows pick-up tends to be a bit more aggressive than professional ones. There's genuinely a streetball code players are expected to adhere to, and anyone who joins in a game is supposed to follow that very same code.

Well, one guy who didn't get the memo thought one of the players in his pick-up game went a bit too far and decided to get the authorities involved, according to Complex.

A group of men was playing pick-up ball at a commercial fitness center when one of the players called the police for being fouled too hard.

Today for the first time in my life…I experienced someone call the police because they got fouled hard in basketball. pic.twitter.com/9E8lp9fmwP— TrapMoneyBenny (@_togs) July 17, 2018

One of the pick-up ballplayers present that day, Twitter user @_togs, decided to tweet a play-by-play of his account on what happened:

Aight so boom…— TrapMoneyBenny (@_togs) July 17, 2018

Everyone at the gym and dude in the black with hands folded falls from a hard pick.— TrapMoneyBenny (@_togs) July 17, 2018

He gets up tells everyone he’s going to call the police and walks out leaving everyone in gym confused— TrapMoneyBenny (@_togs) July 17, 2018

We thought he was joking til we saw buddy at the front desk on the phone really calling the police ????— TrapMoneyBenny (@_togs) July 17, 2018

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Several folks thought the dude in the shooting sleeves was the one who called the authorities, when in fact, he was the target of the call. He screened (an offensive block to make room for a teammate's shot attempt) the player who called.

Shooting Sleeves was NOT the one who called the police he was the screener not the “screenee”— TrapMoneyBenny (@_togs) July 17, 2018

Cop finally comes and brings them out the gym to talk like it was an elementary school fight. You could tell he was blown cause his time was wasted— TrapMoneyBenny (@_togs) July 17, 2018

Cop leaves and we are still left wondering why…— TrapMoneyBenny (@_togs) July 17, 2018

The Twitter user clarified his story to someone in his mentions, doubling-down on how unnecessary the police call was since it wasn't even a "foul for real." The screen was "aggressive," and the guy ended up falling. That's it.

Won’t even a foul for real. He fell from an aggressive screen— TrapMoneyBenny (@_togs) July 17, 2018

what did he expect the cop to do? arrest the screener for assault? what was his end game calling police? blown away— TrollYourBoatShow (@derek8poker) July 17, 2018

All questions I’d like to know too— TrapMoneyBenny (@_togs) July 17, 2018

Either way, that dude has lost all respect in the pick-up ball community. At the very least, he likely won't be able to show his face again at that particular court.

I know I will never respect him ever— TrapMoneyBenny (@_togs) July 17, 2018

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