Tila Tequila Pelted With Rocks After Going Topless at Music Festival
"The people at Juggalos behavior was disgusting and I am filing a suit against them now," Tequila says on Twitter. "Thanks for your love." "I went onstage and immediately, before I even got on stage, dudes were throwing huge stone rocks in my face, beer bottles that slit my eye open, almost burnt my hair because they threw fire crackers on stage," she says. "Pretty soon the owners who run the Juggalos will be bankrupt. My attorney Alan is already on it. This is disgusting behavior from men. But to all of my fans, I appreciate your outpour of love and support! Xoxo" A witness tells CNN that the crowd of about 2,000 was immediately angry toward Tequila and she was unable to turn them around. "She was taunting them," he said. "She didn't know how to handle them. She didn't understand the dynamic." Tila thought she could get them on her side by baring her breasts, but that's when things got worse. "She took her top off and they got really violent," he said. "She was holding a towel to her head, blood pouring down her face." Tequila made her way to her trailer, but the witness said people continued to smash the windows. Hardin County Sheriff Tom Seiner says he received a report from the 28-year-old over the phone on Sunday, but she was unable to go to the police department to have photographs taken of the injuries. Because the festival takes place on private campgrounds, authorities don't patrol them unless they suspect probable cause. The likelihood of someone being arrested for the attacks is extremely low, according to the sheriff, because "there's hundreds of concertgoers out there this year and it's going to be very hard to identify anyone who threw that threw the things at her." Tequila is best known for her MTV reality dating show 'A Shot at Love'. Check out video of the moment below:
Reality TV star Tila Tequila is complaining that audience members pelted her with stones and bottles during an outdoor music festival in southern Illinois.
August 16, 2010 | |
