Police officer slams spectator unconscious during crowd altercation at UFC Edmonton
A video circulating on social media shows a police officer lifting a man and slamming him to the floor during a crowd altercation at Rogers Place on Oct. 17, with the man appearing to lose consciousness on impact.
A police officer was caught on video slamming a spectator to the floor during a crowd altercation at UFC Edmonton, held at Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta, on Oct. 17. The footage, which spread rapidly across social media, shows the officer lifting the man before driving him to the ground, after which the man appears to lose consciousness.
The incident unfolded as officers intervened in a disturbance among spectators, drawing widespread attention alongside the card’s in-cage action. The circumstances that prompted the altercation and the officer’s use of force have not been detailed in official statements reported at the time of publication.
The crowd confrontation was not the only notable element of the evening. Every bout on the UFC Edmonton card finished inside the distance — by knockout, submission, or technical stoppage — with the sole exception of the co-main event, which went to the judges’ scorecards.
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