The fight is out of the field! Pacers fans stabbed Knicks fans and were arrested by police

May 28th, a Pacers fan stabbed two people in a bar in Carmel, Indiana, during the G2 of the Eastern Conference Finals this month, including a New York Knicks fan. He faces multiple felony charges, according to court documents.

Jaret Fink, 24, was charged with:

-One count of assault with a fatal weapon (fifth degree felony)

-One count of assault resulting in serious bodily injury (fifth degree felony)

-One count of criminal reckless conduct using a fatal weapon (sixth degree felony)

, according to court documents filed Tuesday by Hamilton County, Jarret Fink, 24, was charged with:

On the evening of May 23, local time, the Carmel Police Department received a report of a riot in a bar. The Indiana Pacers were playing the Eastern Conference Finals G2 with the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden in New York, and the Pacers won 114-109.

Initially, police received a call from a man who was later identified as Jarrett Fink for suspected involvement in a fight. However, when Fink left the bar, the caller said that the police were not required to be present. Minutes later, a brewery employee called the police again, saying Fink had returned to the brewery terrace and stabbed a man in the back and was trying to leave the scene. When police arrived, they found two injured people. Court documents show one of them had a stab wound on the back and the other had a cut in the calf.

According to the two victims, Fink approached them in the bar and knocked one of them the Knicks hat to the ground. Fink was then taken out of the bar and he shouted "Go to TM, do you have any problems? Go outside to solve it." About five minutes later, while the two victims were on the terrace, Fink rushed through the fence and began attacking them. One of the victims told police he had briefly displayed a black folding knife to stop Fink, but then put it away because he had no intention of taking the initiative. A verbal dispute eventually turned into a physical conflict, with two victims stabbed by Fink.

In an interview with the police, Fink claimed that the victim first provoked and pushed him down, and he took out his knives to fight back after being slapped in the face. However, several witnesses confirmed that Fink was the main attacker of the incident.