The disgraced Eagles fan who was captured on video heckling a female Packers fan — and repeatedly calling her a “dumb c–t” — during Sunday’s wild-card game in Philadelphia has been banned from all future events at Lincoln Financial Field, a source with knowledge of the situation confirmed The Post.
The woman’s fiancé, Alexander Basara, filmed the entire altercation, which took place in the stands at Lincoln Financial Field ahead of the home team’s 22-10 win over the Packers.
“Don’t call her a dumb c –t,” Basara told the Eagles fan, who continued to heckle the woman.
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“She is an ugly dumb c–t,” the Eagles fan said.
The woman didn’t seem upset, and pretended to cry.
The Eagles fan has yet to be officially identified.
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According to internet sleuths, he is a project manager at BCT Partners — a DEI-focused management consulting firm based in East Brunswick, N.J. that aims “to harness the power of diversity, insights, and innovation to transform lives, accelerate equity, and create lasting change,” according to its website.
The company released a statement on Monday saying it opened an internal investigation into the situation, and did not name the employee involved.
“The management at BCT Partners has been made aware of a video circulating involving an employee making offensive remarks outside of the workplace,” the company said, without naming the employee. “BCT Partners denounces this type of behavior, and we take this matter extremely seriously. As an organization that has always stood for inclusivity, the conduct displayed was completely unacceptable and stands in direct opposition to our company values.
“We have already begun a full investigation as an internal personnel matter to determine what actions will be taken. We sincerely apologize to everyone affected by this behavior and remain committed to fostering a culture of respect for all.”
Basara said in a post on X that the Eagles fan’s heckling was “unprovoked” while him and his fiancée were cheering for the Packers.
“It was a tough situation,” he wrote. “Surrounded by hostile people including 2 of his buddy’s (one his brother). If I got physical there was no good ending there.”
The Eagles have yet to publicly address the incident as of Tuesday.
[Notigroup Newsroom in collaboration with other media outlets, with information from the following sources]
