Teen brutally attacked concert staff member: what happened in the hall.

Teen brutally attacked a staff member at the concert

According to The Sun: At the NBA Youngboy concert in Kansas, a 14-year-old teen inexplicably attacked a 66-year-old staff member when he was asked to take his seat.

A man named Thomas Schlang suffered serious head injuries during the attack. The teen was taken into custody that same day.

He has been charged with two counts - one felony and one misdemeanor.

The video captured the moment when Schlang told the teen that his ticket did not allow him to occupy that seat. Soon after Schlang's words, the teen attacked him.

Initially, the boy threw Schlang to the ground and then began to strike him. Only thanks to the intervention of other concertgoers was the attack stopped.

Robert Daniel, who was filming the incident, noted that the teen was asked to move, after which he 'completely lost control.'

“I mean, it was serious; I fell and got hit in the head. I just needed to get him away from me... because he was so furious that we were basically trying to protect the fans,” Schlang said.

Thomas Schlang is currently experiencing stress from the incident and cannot remember many details.

His grandson, Herber Lopez, launched a GoFundMe campaign that has raised over $13,000 to support his grandfather, who will not be able to work due to the injuries he sustained.

Lopez also noted that his grandfather suffers from glaucoma in one eye.

In a post on GoFundMe, he wrote: “We are asking for help for our grandfather Thomas Schlang, who sustained physical injuries at the concert on September 21. He was attacked by a young attendee after being asked to take his seat.”

“He won't be able to work, he has glaucoma, and one of his eyes may suffer further damage. We are stunned by the injustice of this incident and that others present did not stop the attacker. Any help would be appreciated. God bless you.”

The incident has caused a major public outcry, as it is evidence of youth aggression and the underestimation of safety at mass events. The support that Thomas Schlang has already received reflects the community's concern and willingness to assist those in need. This once again shows how important it is to monitor safety at such events and to respond promptly to aggression.