49ers fan in medically-induced coma after reported beating outside SoFi Stadium

[marmar]

A man wearing a San Francisco 49ers jersey has been placed in a medically-induced coma after being found beaten and severely injured in the parking lot of SoFi Stadium on Sunday.

According to CBS News, Oakland restaurant owner Daniel Luna was found by paramedics about a half-hour into the NFC Championship game.

The news outlet reported that he was placed in a medically induced coma Wednesday night.

....(snip)....

CBS News reported that robbery doesn't seem to be the motive since he was found with his watch, phone, and wallet. ..........(more)

https://www.wxyz.com/news/national/49ers-fan-in-medically-induced-coma-after-reported-beating-outside-sofi-stadium

[Budi]

1. Societal rot.

Must not have been a SF fan or they'd have taken the coat.

[ProfessorGAC]

2. There Were More Than 20,000...

...49er fans at that game.
So, some jerks picked out one? After a game the Rams won?
Rotten.

[orwell]

3. Something like this happened...

...at a Giants Dodgers game in SoCal around 10 years ago.

Come on people, it's just a game.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/two-men-plead-guilty-to-2011-beating-at-dodger-stadium/

This case was all over the Bay Area news when it happened.

The NorCal SoCal sports rivalry goes back decades and is real. I was taught to hate SoCal teams at an early age. But physical violence is ridiculous...

[JI7]

7. It's not known for sure if this case has to do with team rivalries

I think in that Dodger case they did know.

I can't imagine them not having cameras all over in that place so hopefully they have lots of evidence.

[usonian]

8. Bryan Stow is alive and mostly OK

And threw the ceremonial first pitch at the Giants' 2021 home opener.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/10/us/bryan-stow-giants-first-pitch-spt-trnd/index.html

Assisted by a walker, the fan donned the Giants' orange and black, the same colors he was wearing 10 years ago when he was beaten and nearly killed.

In 2011, Stow attended an Opening Day game at Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles. Searching for a taxi back to his hotel with his friends, Stow was blindsided by an attack in the parking lot, his head hitting the ground in a fall as the attackers then kicked his skull and ribs. The paramedic and father of two clung to life in a coma for the next nine months.

Two men were charged in the attack and sentenced to prison in 2014.

After 10 years and what doctors called a miraculous recovery from severe brain and spinal injuries, Stow was on the pitcher's mound Friday. ...

Since the attack, Stow has spoken to communities and schools through the Bryan Stow Foundation, advocating for an end to bullying and fan violence and encouraging people to live kinder lives.

[NBachers]

4. Not this again

[Wuddles440]

5. Sickening!

[WarGamer]

6. A few thousand years is NOT enough...

To stop nomadic tribes of Humans from beating each other to death on sight.