Two men face charges of felony assault and a man reportedly has severe head injuries after an incident Sunday at Levi’s Stadium.
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Let’s get the serious stuff out of the way first. Two men face felony assault charges following an attack in a Levi’s Stadium men’s room prior to Sunday’s game between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers.
According to ABC7News.com, the two male victims (not surprising since it was a men’s restroom) were taken to a local hospital. One of the victims has severe head injuries.
This is the second reported assault at Levi’s Stadium since it opened last month.
And, because this is the age we live in and there are apparently no boundaries, we have YouTube video of the incident. Are we going to err on the side of good taste and not show you the video?
Are you insane? Look below!
Dario Rebollero, 34, and Amador Rebollero, 27, were the two men arrested in the attack. The video clearly shows there were punches thrown and one man hit the back of his head on the cement floor.
So not good and of course there are all hopes for a full and speedy recovery for the injured and for the two alleged assailants to be punished to the extent allowed by the law (most likely a stern talking-to and some time picking up garbage or painting park benches while wearing orange).
But on a more basic level, there are so many things wrong with this whole scene.
For starters, the Rebolleros appear to have forgotten one of the most important tenets of man law. Guys don’t touch other guys in public bathrooms. Like ever.
Beyond that, you really don’t even look at anyone. And God forbid, don’t talk to anyone.
So punching a dude goes way over the line.
And No. 2, and this goes out to YouTube user Alex C., who posted the video … what is wrong with you? Camera phoning in the bathroom? That could result in a permanent revocation of one’s man card and is not subject to appeal.
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