Cheerleading squad issued $140 ticket for performing on street before game A Canadian cheerleading squad has reportedly been labeled as a "nuisance" by police, who slapped the group with a $140 fine for performing on the side of the road while heading to their school's homecoming football game. Western University Mustangs head coach David-Lee Tracey told the Toronto Star that the school's cheerleading team stopped on a street in London, Ont., on Saturday ahead of the game against Queen University to perform a cheer for students wearing Western's purple colors. Three male cheerleaders began throwing a female teammate into the air before a police officer interrupted, handing head cheerleader Max Gow a ticket, Tracey said. The ticket was a $140 fine, with an explanation that read "Causing a nuisance in the street by conducting a cheerleading performance," according to the Toronto Star. Tracey said the cheerleading squad was performing in a parking lane and called the ticket "absolute insanity." The team plans to challenge the ticket. London police could not be reached for comment. Click for more from the Toronto Star.