Law Enforcement Tumbles Down Rows of Seats Amid Kaseya Center Concert Arrest
Video footage captured a dramatic incident at the Kaseya Center, Miami, involving law enforcement and a concertgoer. The situation unfolded on Monday night during an NBA YoungBoy concert.
Concert Chaos at Kaseya Center
Officers were summoned to section 311 due to a group disregarding arena rules. Among them was 23-year-old Marcus Antwon Reed Jr., from Riviera Beach, who was implicated in the disturbance.
Confrontation and Arrest
An officer observed Reed touching a female officer inappropriately. When instructed to leave, Reed resisted, clinging to a railing. Despite additional officers arriving and one deploying a Taser twice, Reed remained uncooperative.
- Reed attempted to stay by gripping a railing.
- A Taser was used twice, leading to his release.
- Reed pushed a female officer before falling several rows with police.
After the fall, more officers reached the scene, and Reed was eventually handcuffed and escorted out. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue assessed Reed before his transfer to Jackson Memorial Hospital. Subsequently, he was transported to Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center.
Legal Proceedings and Court Appearance
Reed faced the Miami-Dade Circuit Court, charged with two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest with violence. Judge Mindy Glazer initially issued, then revoked, a stay-away order after Reed expressed his intent to attend a future Miami Heat game.
| Charges | Details |
|---|---|
| Battery on Law Enforcement Officer | Two counts |
| Resisting Arrest | With violence |
Reed posted a $7,500 bond on Wednesday but remained in custody.
