Man Charged with Assault After Jumping Off Balcony at a Bring Me The Horizon Show

by Ryan Minic | Feb 21, 2014

Here’s a crazy story. A 23-year-old man is being charged with three counts of assault after jumping off the balcony at Bring Me The Horizon’s show in Denver last week.

Reverb is saying that Alex McCormick leaped off the balcony during BMTH’s show at the Ogden Theatre and injured a few concergoers on the jump. Three were taken to Denver Health Medical Center where two suffered head and neck trauma and the another had minor injuries.

McCormick is due in court on February 24th.

Seriously…be safe out there.

Bring Me The Horizon is currently on tour with Of Mice & Men.

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