Police said Friday that a 60-year-old Vermont man who died after a fight broke out in the stands during a middle school basketball game had a heart condition and had an “acute cardiac event.”
Russell Giroux got into a fight on January 31 in an Alburgh gym.
State police said in a statement that Giroux died of an “acute cardiac event following altercation in a person with coronary artery atherosclerosis.” This was found by a medical examiner.
Police said that the cause of death will be listed as “unknown.”
The tweet below shows the video of the brawl during Basketball game:
#Internacional | Muere un hombre tras una pelea en un partido de baloncesto de secundaria en EE.UU.
Russell Giroux de 60 años murió tras una pelea que estalló en la ciudad de Alburgh durante un partido de baloncesto de secundaria, dijo la Policía Estatal de Vermont. pic.twitter.com/u4KYm2D5BS
— El Pergamino (@ElPergaminosv) February 2, 2023
Plaque builds up on the inside of arteries when they get atherosclerosis. Coronary arteries are the ones that bring blood to the heart.
During a game between Alburgh and St. Albans, many fans got into a big fight that drew the attention of state troopers.
State police said that Giroux died about two hours after the fight. Monday, the police said that they are still looking into the case.
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