She states the female offender once walked by her and jeered at her. My wife ignored that, I mean, what does she do? She's a visitor in a crowd of Seahawks fans, including the three she went to the game with. In Alaska, you know plenty of Seahawks fans, you see...
Sometime toward the beginning of the third quarter she rose to go to the restroom. While standing in line outside the ladies restroom she was approached head-on by the male, who punched or elbowed her in the stomach from the front. After he passed his female accomplice elbowed her in her nose/eye. Of course, my question to her is why didn't you hit someone, but my wife was probably so horrified and that is not the way she would respond, honestly. My next question of her was if anyone saw it. She states that everyone around her saw it and no on said a word.
When she returned to her seat, according to her, she was bawling. Her friend and the two season ticket holders with them went and got security as the offenders were right there forward and right of her.
The rest is what I'm seeking.
Security removed the offenders from the game. But to where?
My wife got home from Seattle near midnight last night and went to work at 9 a.m. today. Honestly, I have not fully grilled her as she is pretty much shook up about being assaulted. Some women act that way.
She went to Link Security yesterday to get a report. Was told that such things take up to 72 hours to generate. Ridiculous.
What I want: The offenders to get a misdemeanor assault charge.
She and I travel to games every year. At least two. I was there at the massacre in the playoffs a couple years ago and honestly, really, I almost had to fight my way out of the restroom myself. I sat on the 50, ten rows off the field in some friends' seats. You've got some of the rudest fans in the league and you guys need to police that. Win with grace and lose with grace.
I'm at the Dome a couple times a year for home games. I ALWAYS assure the visiting fans around me that they can cheer as loudly as they please, without any trouble because we have class. I would vigorously defend any fan whom I saw being mistreated in New Orleans. I grew up in NOLA. It's a very friendly place to be a visiting fan.
Sorry, fellas, but it is what it is...
Alaska