Some people can be dangerous or fans could be dangerously obsessed!
Authorities, however, were taking few chances as search teams of rangers from the Florida fish and wildlife commission and volunteers experienced in handling dangerous animals fanned out around the area.
But the Yankees, sensing that it could be dangerous to allow fans to crowd the $252 million man, interceded and closed the store for a while so Rodriguez could shop in peace.
In hockey games, the most dangerous areas for fans are at the ends of the rink and in the corners, where hard shots are deflected and rise at a low trajectory and a high rate of speed.
France has no equivalent to the 14th Amendment, but the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, who likes to be known as Sarko the American, also is fanning dangerous anti-immigrant passions for short-term political gain.
This double act has a dangerous edge to gladden fans of Lisbeth Salander.
The androgynous Mr. Manson is a frequent target of religious and conservative groups that contend that he exerts a dangerous influence on young fans, Agence France-Presse reported.
The heat on the subway platforms in the summer is dangerous, and the few fans that exist aren't always turned on during those months.
They said in a letter to Bud Selig, the baseball commissioner, and Michael Weiner, the union's executive director, that such products endangered players' health and send "a dangerous message" to young fans.
While it is always dangerous to generalise about "fans" as though they are one homogenous mass, there is no doubt that they are, in general, better informed, more engaged and less trusting than at any time since the Premier League was formed.
