A woman is sueing Bowl Rose Bowl after a fellow spectator knocked unconscious during a concert sold in August.
Allegedly attacked a partially spread drink during a rüfüs du sol performance California venue.
The attack video depicts a young man and was defeated by beating Shelby Lynn Ellston when he allegedly drank a little drink on him.
“We immediately apologized, but he shouted that it was deliberately and ran away, left his partner behind,” he told The festive owlWhich covers music and festival news. “We apologized to him and thought it was over.”
Julio Sesar Lopez Zavala23, accusing Ellston of beating, initially left the area, but returned after about one and a half hours and shouted at Eluston and his party.
Ellstone said that he tried to reduce the situation by apologizing, but says Zavla punched him on his face, knocked him unconscious and shed him to blood.
The video shows that the person is believed to have thrown at least five punches during the attack. Ellston can be seen collapsing on the ground, while his fiancé attempted to mold him. He also faced a blast on his head.
Andrew Talebi, the couple who represent the couple told Los angeles time At one point during the attack, Ellstone stopped breathing. Her fiance had to perform CPR for allegedly breathing.
Both were treated by paramedics at the site.
By the time the police reached the spot, Zawala had left the area. He was only identified thanks to internet tipsters, who responded to the call of Elston and the festive owl to assist to identify his attacker.
Zavala was eventually arrested on 21 August. He has requested not to be guilty for a pair of hooliganism.
Immediately after the attack, Elston accused Rose Bowl of insufficient security to manage the crowd sold at the venue that night that night.
She is now sueing the bowl operating company daily in La County Superior Court, alleging that the site “managed, administered, administered, and provided security services in Rose Bowl, and therefore cured the patron with carelessly, such as Zavala was allowed to attack the plaintiff for several minutes. Ktla,
The complaint also alleged that the daily failed to provide adequate protection to prevent the daily bowl attack, which along with physical injuries -left with “mental anguish, past and future pain and pain, and with past and future medical expenses”.
“Rose Bowl should be a place where patrons can come and feel safe to enjoy an outing with friends and family, yet the site failed badly in its negligence,” Talebi told KTLA.
Lisa Darrenian, a spokesperson of the city of Pasadena, told that Times There was no excuse for the violence, but she believed that the incident was a “one-band” and the daily bowl “strongly” strong police, private security, medical, fire and fire prevention employees on the site that is ready to meet the needs of the crowd.
The lawsuit is demanding both compensatory and punitive damage, which is to be fixed in the test.