The moment a rodeo bull breaks the fence of the arena and goes wild through the VIP stands – injuring 15 spectators – in Mexico
- Dramatic footage shows a bull roaming the rodeo audience
- The incident happened on March 2 at the rodeo in Tiripetio, Michoacan
- Surprisingly, only 15 people were injured and no one was seriously injured
This is the shocking moment when a rodeo bull threw its rider and broke the guardrail to attack spectators in the VIP stand, injuring 15 people.
The incident was filmed in the town of Tiripetio in the municipality of Morelia in the Mexican state of Michoacan on March 2.
The bull stormed the stands and sent chairs and drinks during the “jaripeo” event – a form of bull riding that occurs mainly in the central and southern parts of the country. Mexico.
This is the moment when an out-of-control bull was about to break through a barrier that escaped from the ring in Morelia, Mexico on March 2.
The bull roams the VIP area of the ring before being controlled by several cowboys
Despite the chaos, none of the 15 injured injured received life-threatening injuries when the raging bull escaped the ring.
Horrifying footage shows the 1,325-pound animal bumping and spinning before hitting a metal security fence around the perimeter of the arena and removing its rider.
Without a rodeo rider, the animal roamed the VIP area and attacked spectators.
Visitors farther away could film the bull rushing and making its way through the stands as panicked spectators tried to get out of his way.
Meanwhile, the announcer of the PA system said: “No, no, no … Everybody get out of the ring. God … We never thought this would happen … Be careful, boys …
Witnesses said the bull was eventually tied up by several cowboys and safely brought to the ring.
None of the 15 people injured received life-threatening injuries, according to local reports.
Some of the injured were treated by paramedics, who arrived on the scene amid allegations that there was no ambulance or trained emergency worker at the event.
Visitors also complained about the lack of security and claimed that organizers had used weak security fences to protect them.
After the images were widely circulated on social media, many commentators called the event “animal abuse” and expressed anger that such shows still exist.