Multiple fights break out at Levi's Stadium during 49ers-Raiders game
Eleven arrests and dozens ejections followed several violent incidents at Levi's Stadium during the 49ers-Raiders game, police say.
Multiple fights occurred in the stands, parking lot, and surrounding areas of Levi's Stadium during the 49ers-Raiders game, CBS News Bay Area reported. Videos on social media showed violent brawls including two people knocked unconscious while others continued to strike them amid cheering and intervention attempts.
The Santa Clara Police Department confirmed awareness of several fan violence incidents caught on camera, resulting in 11 arrests and dozens of ejections from the stadium. Investigations are ongoing to identify others involved in the violent acts, according to police statements shared with CBS News Bay Area.
A spokesperson for the 49ers emphasized the team's zero-tolerance policy for violence at Levi's Stadium and expressed gratitude for the swift response from police, security, and guest services personnel to maintain a safe environment for fans.
Police stated that violence at large-scale events in Santa Clara will not be tolerated and that they will hold individuals accountable for criminal conduct. Some victims of the fights were uncooperative with investigations, complicating efforts to identify all involved.
49ers defensive end Keion White acknowledged witnessing fans fighting during the game when asked about the rivalry with the Raiders, highlighting the tensions present during the event.
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