Man and woman arrested in connection with assault at Toronto Blue Jays game
FILE - Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Ross Stripling (48) throws the opening pitch of the Toronto Blue Jays first home game of the 2021 season at the Rogers Centre in Toronto against the Kansas City Royals during MLB action on Friday, July 30, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Peter Power
Two people wanted in connection with an assault at a Toronto Blue Jays game over the weekend have surrendered to police and are now facing charges.
The incident, which was captured on video, took place at around 9:15 p.m. on Friday while the Blue Jays were playing host to the Los Angeles Angels at the Rogers Centre.
Police say that two groups of people were involved in some sort of argument in the stands when it turned physical.
It is alleged that a man and woman then assaulted a 31-year-old woman.
Police say that the woman was injured in the attack. She received medical attention at the stadium before being transported to hospital for further treatment.
The two suspects, meanwhile, left the stadium without speaking to police.
In a news release issued on Monday, police said that both individuals have since surrendered to investigators at 52 Division.
David Freeman, 30, of Toronto, is charged with assault and aggravated assault while Saffira Andrews, 25, of Toronto, is charged with assault.
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