Probably, but that's a matter of individual taste. One person's funny is another person's beer can throwing rage trigger, apparently.

That's one path to him getting charged. Apparently the club is pressing charges.

The part about not returning to Point Pleasant sounded like a joke to me. The article also said:

>On Tuesday, Point Pleasant Beach police said they also had been in touch with Elias, but said she could not see who threw the beer because of the stage lights and declined to sign a complaint.

That's a mature and responsible position - she could have easily gone along with pointing the finger at the guy everyone else identified. She probably also figures it's better for her career to show that she won the fight with the hecklers herself, right there on the stage. No more justice needed from her perspective, despite many people having the understandable reaction that the guy should face actual consequences.

Also, interesting that the article said he was identified by his companions. In the video, you can hear someone off camera saying something like, "I'm never going out with you guys again".