A man fell to his death from an escalator inside the stadium in Pittsburgh shortly after the New York Jets beat the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday afternoon.
Paramedics administered care on the scene and transported the man in critical condition to a local hospital.The Mobile Crime Unit responded to process the scene, and the investigation continues. The victim's name was not immediately released.
"We are aware of an unfortunate incident that occurred inside Acrisure Stadium today," the Steelers said in a statement. "We are working with local authorities and helping their investigation into the matter. We are sending our thoughts and prayers to the guest’s family."
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