The “beloved father” attending his son's truck tournament was identified as a spectator who was accidentally killed by a hammer at Colorado University at Colorado University on Sunday.
57 -year -old Waedrangston was fatally hit by a hammer during the athletics competition held at the Mountain Lion Field House Campus for high school students in Colorado. Krdo13 It has been reported.
The tragedy is 9:30 am when a competitor throws a hammer who has “cleared the certified barrier”, and when his wife and son threw a hammer attacking Langston so that he was not attacked by a 25 -pound hammer. It happened around.
The Colorado Springs Fire Department responded to the scene and declared that his father had died.
a Crowdfunding The page set for the hero's father confirmed that he was participating in the event to support his son.
“On Sunday, January 26, Waydrangston attended his son's truckmeat and was fatally injured during the weight event,” said Langston's nie -in -law Tamararo -chis.
“Wade is a dedicated husband, a beloved father, brother, brother -in -law, fun uncle, and even more fun and great fugitive. He is a really wonderful person, with his wonderful sense of humor. I brought laughter to all rooms.
Langston leaves his wife, son, and senior high school.
The fundraising was established to “support the son who went to college in the fall”.
“All collected funds can be sent directly to his wife and son to help university tuition,” Rosha shared.
KKTV reported that the Colorado United Track Club was the father of a team member attending Vista Ridge High School in Colorado Springs.
After an unusual accident, the rest of the tournament was canceled, and athletes and spectators were sent to the house.
Athletics events were one of three sponsored by universities.
An unidentified parent said that she had just finished seeing her daughter competing at the event when she heard people shouting with fear.
“The individual happened to be in those seats right in front of the net,” said his parents. Krdo13。 “In other words, everyone might have been.”
Slow coach Matt Kritch, who was in the tournament when Langston was killed, told the outlet that witnessing a fatal accident was “terrifying for everyone.”
“It was just perfect, and it was a terrible insecticide,” Klic said.
The slow coach knew Langston's son, but he was not one of his athletes, but he explained that he was a “good child.”
“I know him. He's not one of my athletes, but I know him and he's a good child,” he told the outlet.
“He's probably just dead now, and I feel terrible to him.”
Anonymous audience said at the event Kktv It may have been further done to protect the participants.
“If it is certified, I believe it will be higher and I don't sit there, and they may already test it and may happen before you have 200. She would have checked what would happen to happen, “she said.
She claimed that others were worried about safety during the event.
“This woman sits next to us, and she commented on her seats next to Hammer Slow and the cage.” I remembered the witness.
