Webster police are asking for the public’s help tracking down a man who allegedly shoved an elderly concertgoer to the ground at Indian Ranch on Thursday night, sending the victim to the hospital. Officers say the incident unfolded while the man was being removed from the venue after he was denied entry for not having a ticket. Police say the case remains under investigation and no arrests had been announced as of their latest update.
According to Boston 25 News, the Webster Police Department said the confrontation happened during a concert at Indian Ranch on Thursday, July 16. Officers told the outlet the suspect was turned away at the gate because he did not have a ticket and allegedly pushed the elderly man while being escorted from the property. Investigators are urging anyone who saw what happened or has details about the suspect to contact the department.
Where it happened
Indian Ranch, a lakeside concert and campground complex in Webster, lists its address as 200 Gore Road and maintains an online calendar of shows. The venue operates a box office and posts its full event schedule on its website. For more on the venue and its July lineup, visit Indian Ranch.
How to report tips
The Webster Police Department lists its non-emergency line as 508-943-1212 on the town website and offers online options for submitting tips. The Webster Police Department notes that this number is the primary point of contact for records requests and tips. Boston 25 News reports that police asked callers with information about the incident to leave a voicemail for Officer Bryan Blomgren.
Police appeal to witnesses
Investigators are asking anyone who attended the show or has cellphone video or other information about the encounter to preserve it and get in touch with the department. Officers say even small details could help move the case forward. Police described the investigation as active and requested that potential witnesses reach out through the department phone line or the town’s tip portal. Officials say the situation remains a developing story and are urging the public to watch for further updates as the work continues.
