A Minnesota Vikings fan suffered a spinal fracture in a hit-and-run incident after Sunday’s game at AT&T Stadium, Arlington police confirmed.
The driver of a dark-colored pickup truck struck Jordan Boll around 11:15 p.m. in Lot B before fleeing the scene. Boll and his friends were feet from their rental car when they heard an engine revving. The impact came moments later.
“All I remember was someone hitting my left side. Next thing I knew, I was on the ground with 20 or 30 people around me. I kinda blacked out after I got hit,” Boll said, per Fox 4 KDFW.
He was wearing an Adrian Peterson jersey that paramedics later cut while treating him.
Multiple witnesses reported the truck was driving erratically through the parking lot. One witness told police the pickup stopped for five to 10 seconds after hitting Boll, then hopped a curb and fled.
Medical City Arlington diagnosed Boll with a spinal fracture. He also sustained scrapes down his side.
Now back home in Minnesota, Boll said he can’t even bend over to tie his shoes. He plans to press charges if police identify the driver.
Arlington police are working to track down the vehicle using a license plate number witnesses provided to dispatch. The Vikings had just defeated the Cowboys when the incident occurred.
