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Man fighting for his life after being beaten unconscious in New Orleans for accidentally stepping on another man’s shoes

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Authorities in New Orleans are working to identify two men after one of them allegedly beat a man so severely that he is now fighting for his life, according to his family. This incident occurred because he accidentally stepped on another man’s shoes.

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According to a police report, the incident occurred on September 24th in the vicinity where the Marigny and the French Quarter intersect. According to the New Orleans police, the victim, Scott Wagner, was in the 500 block of Frenchmen Street just after midnight when he accidentally stepped on another man’s shoes while walking by. The victim was not identified by the police, but his family confirmed that it was Wagner.

Scott Wagner

Investigators said the suspect approached the victim, Wagner, from behind and punched him, causing him to fall to the ground. The suspect then continued to punch Wagner several times until he lost consciousness. The perpetrator and another man then walked into the French Quarter.

New Orleans police is searching for the perpetrator on the right who assaulted Wagner after Wagner accidentally stepped on his shoes

Wagner’s family said he suffered a traumatic brain injury as a result of the attack and may not survive. According to Wagner’s family, he moved to New Orleans two years ago from Pittsburgh. The family said they were told that Wagner left his job at Mr. Ed’s Seafood in the Quarter and stopped at Check Point Charlie in the Marigny when he was attacked and knocked unconscious.

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Wagner’s sister Gloria Cranmer said they contacted New Orleans police 14 times and have not had anyone return their call as to what was happening. However, New Orleans police said they are investigating the incident as a second-degree battery and upon arrival, Wagner was alone and officers could not get any information let alone contacts.

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Hi, my name is Gerald Jackson and I am 28-years-old. I was born and raised in Troy, Alabama. I currently reside in North Carolina. I am a Journalist, Influencer, Content Creator, and a Man of Faith! I don't shy away from the truth, always speak my mind, and before I take anything back, I'll add more to it. Follow me on my social media below to keep up with my personal life. LOL!

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