Scalper Stabs Potential Customer
Written by slanch   
Wednesday, 14 October 2009 15:22

hamin-basim-ansarScalping tickets is an't an easy job, you need to be a quick negotiator, know how to size up your mark and be willing to take the best deal, even if it isn't the highest price. Hamin Basim Ansar doesn't follow that plan. Instead, while trying to scalp some tickets to John Langsett outside Landshark Stadium prior to the Jets/Dolphins game right at the same time as kickoff Ansar refused to budge on his price. He wanted $150 per ticket while Langsett had only $100.

It being kickoff already, Langsett figured it wouldn't be a problem. Wanting his price, Ansar did the only reasonable thing, he took out his pocket knife and stabbed the 24-year-old Langsett in the chest and the back of the head. The surrounding crowd saw what happened and detained Ansar until police could arrive on scene.

Langsett was airlifted to to the hospital where he was briefly treated and then released.

[Last Angry Fan]



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