A showing of the Copa América final at a Colombian restaurant in Los Angeles on Sunday night took a dramatic turn when a fight involving at least 200 people broke out, resulting in a stabbing incident. The Los Angeles Police Department was called to the scene on the 800 block of South Union Avenue at around 7:30 p.m. in response to reports of the brawl.

Upon arrival, the responding officers quickly realized the severity of the situation and requested additional assistance due to the large number of individuals involved in the melee. Los Angeles police spokesperson, Norma Eisenman, confirmed that at least 200 people appeared to be caught up in the chaotic fight.

Emergency medical services were also summoned to the scene, as two individuals were injured during the brawl. One person sustained stab wounds and both were subsequently transported to a nearby hospital for treatment. Unfortunately, no further details regarding the condition of the injured parties have been made available at this time.

As of Monday morning, information about the number of officers responding to the incident, any potential arrests made, and further specifics surrounding the situation, remain undisclosed. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are working to piece together the events that led to the violent altercation at the Colombian restaurant.

This violent incident sheds light on the importance of ensuring public safety during large gatherings and highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement in maintaining order when faced with such a massive and chaotic brawl. As the investigation progresses, it is hoped that more information will come to light, providing a clearer understanding of the events that unfolded on that fateful Sunday evening.