Buffalo Bills Fan Fired from Job After Falling at Sunday’s Game
Rob Hopkins the Buffalo Bills fan who fell at Ralph Wilson Stadium has been fired.
Hopkins mishap started when he tried to slide down the rail of the 300 level, lost his balance and landed on a fan in the 200 level, injuring both men.
The two men have since been released from the hospital, but Hopkins is now unemployed and that isn’t all.
Eric Mower and Associates where Hopkins was working released this statement:
"EMA is very concerned about Sunday’s incident at the Buffalo Bills' game and we are relieved that the injured were released from the hospital. Rob Hopkins is no longer employed by EMA."
So now Mr. Hopkins doesn’t have a job to support his family -- This should end here right?
Nope there is more, the Buffalo Bills said in their statement that Hopkins would not be permitted back into Ralph Wilson Stadium for any football games.
Rob Hopkins has now lost his job and can't attend any home games of his favorite football team. One would think this is now over but no so fast there is more.
Erie County who owns the stadium and leases it to the Bills is barring Hopkins from any future events at Ralph Wilson Stadium and Buffalo officials say he could face criminal charges. For what being a dumb ass at the football game?
Now Rob Hopkins has lost his job, can’t go to a Bills game or any event at the stadium and could find himself in court. Talk about adding insult to injury.
Is Buffalo over reacting to a simple case of a bad decision?
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