Can confirm he did NOT have to be removed by police.
Can also confirm that the ejection was 100% warranted.
The outcome of the game was absolutely dictated by incompetency by the officiating crew. Hamilton started the game by recovering an onside kick, then scored on the second play from scrimmage. Hamilton then got a fumble recovery and return on Walnut's first play, then scored two plays later. Then Hamilton recovered yet another onside kick, but the officials put the brakes on extending the lead. Two plays later, Hamilton scored on a 42-yard run... called back because of too many men in the backfield, citing that the left tackle was "a little too far off the ball." Film proved otherwise. Regardless, a few plays later, Hamilton scores again on a 35-40ish-yard run. It gets called back for a hold on a kid who wasn't even in the game at the time. When that gets brought up, it gets changed to the hold being on a WR. The WR was near the endzone when the phantom hold occurred, so it couldn't have been him. The official then retracts a third time, and says it was on the right tackle.
All-in-all, THREE touchdowns were called back on ghost calls, and Walnut had two scoring drives sustained by similar calls. Hamilton had twice the offensive production as Walnut, recovered two onside kicks, and forced four turnovers. I've never seen a such a travesty in all my days. A district football game was decided by six guys in striped jerseys. Not to mention, the game was unwarrantedly called with about 3 minutes left in the game, while Hamilton had two timeouts. Absolutely ridiculous.