Fan In Seattle, Washington Says Snoop, The Game Assaulted Him On Stage

A Seattle, Washington fan was assaulted on stage during a concert at the White River Amphitheater over the weekend featuring Snoop Dogg and The Game. While reports vary, Richard Monroe, 24, attempted to hop onstage to dance and security guards for Snoop – as well as Snoop and The Game – allegedly beat him. Monroe, […]

A Seattle, Washington

fan was assaulted on stage during a concert at the White River Amphitheater over

the weekend featuring Snoop Dogg and The Game.

While reports vary, Richard

Monroe, 24, attempted to hop onstage to dance and security guards for Snoop

– as well as Snoop and The Game – allegedly beat him.

Monroe, who stands about

6’3, claims that some of the men on stage encouraged him to get on the

stage while Snoop was performing his hit “Gin and Juice.”

Once he was on stage, Monroe

claims he was attacked by at least a dozen men, including Snoop Dogg and The

Game, who allegedly punched and kicked him repeatedly.

Monroe also alleges that

his earrings were ripped out of his earlobes, that alcohol was poured on him,

that someone hit him with a microphone and that other items were stolen.

The show was abruptly ended

following the altercation on stage.

“He was beaten senseless

that’s for sure,” a source that was near the fight told AllHipHop.com.

“From what I saw, it appears that he actually lunged at Snoop Dogg.”

While reports vary, the

entire incident was captured on camera by the same source, who wished to remain

anonymous.

Representatives for the

White River Amphitheatre confirmed that an altercation took place during the

concert.

"The safety and security

of our artists and our patrons is very important to us," Lance Miller,

the amphitheater’s executive director, said in a statement. "We fully support

the local authorities in their investigation of this incident."

Monroe was treated

at the Auburn Regional Medical Center. Reports stated he had bruised ribs and

a broken nose.

The Seattle, Washington concert was one of the last stops on Snoop and The Game’s

31-date tour “How The West was Won,” which kicked off in April.