October 24th 2024.
Last night at a rap concert held at Marvel Stadium, a young fan suffered a seizure after a violent altercation with security guards. Social media videos captured the moment when the fan was knocked unconscious by a security guard's alleged fly-kick. The concert, part of American rapper Travis Scott's Circus Maximus tour, drew a massive crowd of over 55,000 fans.
According to reports, the incident occurred when some fans attempted to jump over barriers from their seated section to reach the mosh pit. Witness Alex described the scene, saying that the fan fell to the ground and appeared to hit his head before security guards quickly intervened. "He was shaking and then they laid him on his side, and that's when we realized he was having a seizure," Alex said. The tense atmosphere made both Alex and his girlfriend uncomfortable.
The injured fan received treatment from St John Ambulance and was able to sit up as he was taken away on a stretcher. He was one of five fans who had to be hospitalized after the concert, according to Ambulance Victoria. While police were present at the event, no arrests or reports were made.
Marvel Stadium, where the concert took place, stated that it would be reviewing the incident with its security contractors in a post-event debrief. A spokesperson for the stadium, Jay Allen, acknowledged that most fans behaved appropriately, but some were denied entry or ejected for misconduct.
Travis Scott's concerts are known to attract rowdy crowds, as seen by fans throwing barricades outside of Marvel Stadium on the first night of the Melbourne shows. Despite this, the stadium and its security team remain committed to ensuring the safety and enjoyment of all concert-goers.
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