24-year-old Pacers fan arrested! stabbed two Knicks fans while watching the game: charged with multiple counts

On May 28, according to reporter Max Lewis, 24-year-old Pacers fan Fink was arrested for stabbing two Knicks fans while watching the second game of the Eastern Conference Finals at a bar in Carmel, Indiana.

In an interview with two victims, they claimed that Fink took the initiative to approach them at the bar. According to reports, Fink "slapped one of the victims' Knicks hat to the ground" and then came outdoors, shouting to the two of them, "Go to yours, do you still have any problems? Come outside to solve it."

About five minutes later, two Knicks fans appeared on the outdoor terrace, and Fink allegedly “breaking through the brewery’s fence” and began attacking the two. One of the victims told police he had "quietly lit a black folding knife to deter (Finck) but then put it back in his pocket because of unintentional use".

It was reported that the verbal quarrel turned into physical conflict, and the two victims were stabbed by Fink. During an inquiry by police, Fink said the two Knicks fans were "swearing" and claimed that the other party was the first to stir up the dispute. He claimed that one of the fans pushed him to the ground and "started to beat him in the face", and he then "removed the folding knife from his hoodie and swung it toward the back of (one of the fans) with his right hand."

Court documents show that one victim was stabbed in the leg and the other had a stab in the back. Several witnesses called Fink "the main attacker in this incident." Fink was charged with multiple charges such as using a fatal weapon to beat him or using a fatal weapon to endanger public safety. Fink has appeared in court for the first time this afternoon local time, with the bail set at $20,000. The judge ordered him not to contact the two victims of this case. The

Eastern Conference Finals G4 will be played at the Pacers' home court today. In the first three games, the Pacers' total score will be 2-1.