A fight left a man with a gunshot wound to the head in the AT&T Stadium parking lot after Cowboys-Patriots
The Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots played football at AT&T Stadium on Sunday in Week 5 action with the Pats dominating the home team. However, the football game seems inconsequential given what happened in the parking lot of the stadium after the contest when a fight left a man with a gunshot wound to the head.
After the final whistle, a fight reportedly broke out in the parking lot of AT&T Stadium. Though details around the events are still coming out, the result was a man in his early 40s being shot in the head:
A fight in Lot 10 after Pats - Cowboys gm @ATTStadium. Victim shot in the head. Serious condition. Not fatal pic.twitter.com/dD1rfkryp7
— Clarence Hill Jr (@clarencehilljr) October 12, 2015
Arlington PD: early 40s man suffered gunshot wound during fight outside of AT&T Stadium around 8:30 after Cowboys-Patriots. Suspect arrested
— Ryan Osborne (@Ryan_Osborne7) October 12, 2015
As stated, police apprehended the suspect in the shooting. After bringing in several patrol cars and ambulances, the gunshot victim was flown out to an area hospital where he is still alive and is being treated for his injuries:
Crime scene unit. Police tape. Ambulance. 8 police cars outside @ATTStadium
— Clarence Hill Jr (@clarencehilljr) October 12, 2015
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Victim was flown to area hospital. He's alive, police said. Crime scene still taped off in Lot 10, near Collins Street.
— Ryan Osborne (@Ryan_Osborne7) October 12, 2015
There’s still no word on how the altercation began or how the situation escalated to the point of gun violence. That seems unimportant, though, as any type of violence—particularly of such a serious nature—is completely despicable at a setting such as this.
Thoughts and prayers certainly go out to the victim as he recovers from the incident.