Young cancer survivor pushed down stands by drunk Bills fan while supporting 49ers: family
NY Post
It should’ve been a night to remember for Mia DeCamilla, a young 49ers fan and cancer survivor who was attending her first NFL game in Orchard Park on Sunday.
And it will be, but for all the wrong reasons.
DeCamilla was shoved out of her seat and down the stairs in Highmark Stadium by an allegedly drunk Bills fan during the third quarter of Sunday night’s game, her family tells WIVB, a CBS-affiliated TV station in Buffalo.
Though the 8-year-old fan was not physically hurt, her family said they decided to leave the game after the altercation.
Police were alerted, though the family opted not to file a report.
A Rochester native, DeCamilla tells WIVB that she inherited her 49ers fandom from her father.
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