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Security Guard ‘SLAPS’ Woman After She Lashes Out in Front of crowds at Wireless Festival


This is the shocking moment a security guard SLAPS a woman to the ground at Wireless Festival.


Footage shows a festival-goer dressed in a pink top lashing out at the worker - before she ends up unresponsive on the


It’s thought the fight broke out at the London festival in Crystal Palace Park on Saturday afternoon.


The line-up featured performances from the likes of Skepta, Future, Giggs, Megan The Stallion and Meek Mill, while Drake made a surprise appearance on Friday.


But revellers got an unexpected show when security guards engaged with two feisty revellers.


In the clip, shared thousands of times on Twitter, two men in high-vis jackets seem to have been attacked by a woman and a man.


The man was seen wrestling on the ground with one of the guards while the woman lashed out at the second.


The woman tried to kick the man away from the person pinned to the ground - but took a tumble and ended up joining him.


Meanwhile more people joined the fight from the crowd - with one attempting to kick one of the guards.


Then, when the woman is back on her feet she appears to be slapped by one of the guards and is seen flying to the ground.

She remained unresponsive on the grass for the rest of the video.


It comes after a rapper was forced to cancel his set after being arrested ahead of the performance.


Boogie With Da Hoodie, real name Julius Dubose, was due to perform at the festival on Saturday afternoon.


The American rapper has now apologised to his fans, explaining the incident on his social media.


Organisers of the festival also reportedly posted a message announcing that he would not be appearing and that they were hoping to reschedule.


It read: “There has been an incident involving A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie. He is safe and we are working to change his set to sometime tomorrow.”


Writing online the rapper, 25, said: “Smh sorry to everyone who came out to see me at Wireless.


"London police locked me up before I went on stage for something I was accused of 2 years ago.


“I’m OK and I’ll try my best to make it up to you guys.”



Video: Trap Plug UK



Credit: Read more from thesun.co.uk



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