A 27-year-old woman has been ‘scarred forever’ after a flare propelled into the crowd at a concert put fire to her apparel.

Stacey Andrew, from Boston, Lincolnshire, suffered serious burns on her chest and arms after she was struck by the flaming projectile close to the stage. She was standing very close to the stage.

The identity of the person who tossed the flare isn’t known, yet they are thought to have been discovered further back in the crowd.

Stacey’s sibling Leon has requested help to get those responsible, who he asserted ‘could have taken my sister from me and my family’.

Leon said he was at home when he got a call to state his sister, who’s from Boston, Lincolnshire, was in an emergency clinic.

‘She will be scarred for her rest of the life,’ he said.

‘All I’ve been attempting to do is post wherever I can via social media to discover who did it.

‘Those flares shouldn’t have been in there.’

He included: ‘I need justice for the pain and suffering they have caused my sister since she will currently have scars for her whole life.’

Another man with the same incident named as Sharon Gibb Vanes posted: ‘My 23-year-old son took my 12-year-old little girl as she loves Liam.

‘We got her the tickets for her birthday and she was so upbeat the early evening we acquired the tickets.

‘I never thought for brief she wouldn’t be safe yet how wrong I was.

‘A battle broke out in the seats behind and one of the men came flying over seats kicked her in back.’

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