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Upper Deck Fall Mars Final Day Of Injury-Plagued HFStival

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A day after a man suffered a heart attack in a mosh pit incident that left dozens injured, another concertgoer fell from the upper deck of RFK Memorial Stadium during the HFStival concert in Washington, D.C.

The 24-year-old victim from Calvert County, Maryland, plummeted 130 to 150 feet from the fourth level of the stadium around 6 p.m. Sunday, according to a fire department spokesperson, who said it was amazing that the man was even able to move after the fall. He suffered multiple fractures and internal bleeding and was flown to Washington Hospital Center, where he is in critical condition, according a hospital spokesperson.

The falling fan capped off an injury- and arrest-prone two-day concert that featured performances from Eminem, the Strokes and Sum 41, among others.

During Eminem's set Saturday, more than two dozen people were injured when the crowd surged forward to get a closer look at the rapper's first public performance in support of his new album, The Eminem Show. While most of the injuries were minor, five people required hospital visits, including a 20-year-old man who suffered a heart attack and is in critical condition at Washington Hospital Center.

Unrelated to the Eminem-inspired ruckus, a 23-year-old man had his chest stomped on while in a fight earlier Saturday. A needle-decompression treatment — a procedure wherein fluid is sucked from the lungs — was administered at the scene, and the man is expected to make a full recovery. He's listed in fair condition.

Throughout the weekend, undercover police made 38 arrests for possession of narcotics. By comparison, 12 arrests were made at last year's show.

The annual summer festival is sponsored by radio station WHFS-FM.

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