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Calgary man shows medical record as proof of election night assault
Chris Ball says he did not report attack to Santa Monica police, but did go to a hospital for stitches.
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Calgarian Chris Ball says he was assaulted by a group of men after leaving a Santa Monica bar on election night. However, local police say they have received no reports of such a crime happening on that night.
Published on Nov 10 2016
Aaron Chatha
METRO
[Warning: graphic image below]
UPDATE: Nov. 11 at 3:50 p.m. ET:
In response to allegations that the attack did not happen, or was a hoax, Chris Ball has provided Metro with a picture of his hospital discharge form, indicating he was treated for a head wound at West Hills Hospital on Nov. 9, 2016.

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When asked for comment, West Hills Hospital said they could not share personal information.

Ball also provided a picture taken of the wound taken on the night of the incident, after he was treated.
Lt. Saul Rodriguez, pubic information officer with the Santa Monica Police, said that he did not recieve any calls about the incident, which he thought was odd considering Santa Monica is a heavily population centre.
Calgarian Chris Ball was left with five staples in his head from the hospital – but he said the bloody picture makes it look worse than it really was.
Calgarian Chris Ball was left with five staples in his head from the hospital – but he said the bloody picture makes it look worse than it really was.
“It’s very common that when a victim of a crime come to a hospital, they call the call the local police department. In this particular case, we did not receive any phone calls," he said.
When presented with information from the hospital discharge form, Rodriguez said that the hospital is not actually within Santa Monica.
“The city of the West Hills is actually about 25 or 30 miles north of us. So, it’s not necessarily in or anywhere near Santa Monica," he said.

Police had checked hospitals within Santa Monica after hearing about the incident from social media.
UPDATE: Nov. 11 at 8:49 a.m. ET: The Santa Monica Police Department has responded to reports of this incident with the following statement:
You may have seen an unconfirmed story regarding a possible hate crime incident involving a “Chris Ball” alleging he was assaulted in Santa Monica on election night, November 8, by “Trump Supporters”.
The Santa Monica Police Department and the City of Santa Monica have not received any information indicating this crime occurred in the City of Santa Monica. We encourage the alleged victim to come forward and work with us if a crime did in fact take place. A check of local hospitals revealed there was no victim of any such incident admitted or treated as well.
If you have any questions, please contact Public Information Officer, Lt. Saul Rodriguez, (310) 458-2293.