Couple Attacked After Elton John Concert In Dodger Stadium Parking Lot – Deadline

Elton John is saying farewell to touring and one in all his last stops was on the Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. Even though it was speculated to be an evening of celebration, a pair was brutally attacked after one in all John’s concert events.

A person was beaten unconscious on Thursday, Nov. 17 after a “fender bender,” Los Angeles Police Department Officer Mike Lopez told City News Service.

Although details across the incident should not clear, police are investigating the situation. A person and his wife were involved in an accident after the “Rocket Man” singer’s performance on the stadium. The couple exited their vehicle and things escalated into violence, Lopez said.

One woman struck one other woman, and a person hit one other man. Video within the immediate aftermath of the attack shows a person lying motionless on the bottom, still being assaulted — possibly by multiple assailants — whilst others try to stop and curtail the violence. The person’s wife is seen being pulled by the hair as she attempts to envision on her husband.

“Everyone was gone when police got there,” Lopez said.

Officers caught up with the victims at a hospital, where they were being given medical treatment, and took a report alleging battery. The person suffered a concussion and a broken ankle, amongst other injuries, CBS2 reported.

The station reported that the person’s wife said she tried to revive him for about 45 minutes, believing he had died, before he finally regained consciousness.

TMZ posted a video capturing a number of the violence and reported that the victims were each of their 60s.

A girl claiming to be the victims’ daughter — and a nurse — posted Friday on Instagram that her father remained hospitalized with fractures and head injuries but that each parents “were left unconscious on the bottom.”

She claimed 4 men and two women attacked the couple and that neither bystanders nor security officers made any try to stop them and is now asking the general public for assist in identifying the alleged attackers.

City News Service contributed to this report.