Family fuming after fans wear mugshot of son on t-shirts during soccer game (PHOTO)

An Indiana family is angry at their son's former school after students and parents showed up at a soccer game against his new team wearing t-shirts with the teenager's mug shot on them.

Alex Rittenhouse was arrested last summer after he was caught with pot and his dad turned him into police, local ABC 6 reported.

After the bust, Rittenhouse, now 18, was bullied at school, so his parents decided to transfer him from Marion High to Oak Hill High.

When the two schools met for a soccer game on Sept. 3, the Rittenhouses said they were shocked to see some Marion students and parents wearing shirts featuring their son's mug shot.

The family now contends the school allowed the bullying to continue.

"I know kids will be kids, I know they make mistakes, but to see an adult wearing this T-shirt — that was unbelievable to me," Kevin Rittenhouse told the TV station.

Photos of boys and girls posing in the shirts were also published on social media, the station said.

In a statement, Marion school officials said they were alerted about the shirts before the game started.

"Anyone found wearing one of the shirts at school throughout the day was required to remove it, per dress code policy," the school said.

"No one was allowed into the stadium with one of the shirts visible. Unfortunately, there were a few who concealed them and displayed them once inside the stadium," the statement to ABC 6 said.

"MHS administrators dealt with those as they arose, and people were asked to cover the shirts or leave the stadium."

"They want to brush it off like nothing happened and I think people need to know."

The younger Rittenhouse appeared to keep a sense of humor over the whole thing.

On the day of the game, he tweeted, "Who do I talk to about getting one of those shirts?"

Who do I talk to about getting one of those shirts?
— Alex (@Alex_Ritt12) September 3, 2014