You Might Like
American hero in French train attack is stabbed leaving gay club in Sacramento
One of the American heroes who helped thwart a gunman’s attack on a French train in August was stabbed multiple times in his upper body today after leaving a gay club in Sacramento.
US Air Force Airman 1st Class Spencer Stone is in serious condition at UC Davis Medical Center and is expected to survive his injuries.
Stone was bar hopping with three women and another man and had just left Badlands Dance Club when a confrontation occurred between his group and another group.
No one else suffered any injuries.
‘We firmly believe that this is not a terrorism related event and that it is in no way related to the incident that occurred in France. The assault does not appear to be a random act and is believed to be a nightlife related incident,’ the Sacramento Police Department states.
Immediately after the stabbing, the attackers fled and remain at-large.
Security camera recordings from a nearby liquor store captured the altercation and was turned over to police.
‘It pretty much just shows the fight in the middle of the intersection,’ employee Bryan Romandia tells the Sacramento Bee. ‘It looks like it is one against six, but you can’t really tell. It looks like a big old scrum and then it looks like someone lunges and everyone disperses from there and there is this discoloration on his shirt and he just walks out of the camera.
‘He walks away from the intersection. I couldn’t see any weapon at all.’
The post American hero in French train attack is stabbed leaving gay club in Sacramento appeared first on Gay Star News.
Greg Hernandez
You Might Like
