RadioHead Stage Collapse Footage Toronto, One Fatality + Injuries

(June 16, 2012) One man is dead and another is in hospital with non-life threatening injuries after a stage collapsed at Downsview Park Saturday afternoon, forcing the cancellation of a sold-out Radiohead concert. Police said a man in his 30s was killed by a "heavy, crushing injury" after stage scaffolding fell just before 4 pm, trapping him underneath metal debris. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Another man, 45, was taken to Sunnybrook hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Paramedics treated two other male victims for minor injuries at the scene and they were later released. All of the victims were stage workers. Witnesses said the sound of the crumbling stage sounded like fireworks. Irene Constantin, who was working at a nearby beer tent, said the imploded stage "looked like toothpicks." The Radiohead concert, expected to start at 7:30 pm Saturday, was intended to be the signature event of Toronto's North by Northeast Music Festival. Downsview Park issued a statement on Twitter, telling ticket holders the concert had been cancelled and advising them to stay away from the venue. Radiohead also advised fans to stay home via Twitter. Concert tickets sold for on Ticketmaster and were available Saturday for as much as 5. Ticket holders will receive refunds, ticket company Live Nation said. Radiohead's last Toronto concert was in 2008 at the Molson Amphitheatre. The incident happened just one hour before the gates were slated to open. "Everybody was in ...
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