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A lawsuit has been filed against the Los Angeles Rams by a San Francisco 49ers fan for what is allegedly a “cold-cocked” punch that caused him to go into a medically induced coma during the NFC championship game at SoFi Stadium last season.
On Thursday, Daniel Luna filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court regarding the altercation that transpired during his viewing of the Rams vs. 49ers playoff game on a large screen outside the stadium in Lot L on January 30. After three days of no acknowledgement from Inglewood officials, the incident came under investigation.
The lawsuit summarized the assault from Luna’s point of view.
“The group started to celebrate after the 49’ers scored at some point in the second quarter, with the exception of [Bryan].”According to the lawsuit, Alexis Cifuentes]. When [Luna] turned to leave at that moment, [Cifuentes] followed after her and shoved her from behind. At that point, [Luna] made contact with him from behind. With his arms by his sides, [Cifuentes] “cold cocked” [Luna], who was helpless, as she turned around.
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At a press conference at the time, Inglewood Mayor James T. Butts Jr. offered a slightly different account of the altercation, claiming that Luna had pushed Cifuentes from behind.
The most recent development in the tale is the civil lawsuit. Bryan Alexis Cifuentes was detained and charged on February 4. with a battery. He entered a not guilty plea to the charge in August, and his case is still pending.
Luna was discovered bleeding on the ground outside Lot L, which is located off Stadium Drive across from an artificial lake to the stadium’s south, about thirty minutes into the match.
After being taken to the hospital, Luna was notified by emergency room staff at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center that he may have been injured in an assault. However, Inglewood police stated that they did not start their investigation until later that evening.
