Crime · Las Vegas
Las Vegas Raiders-49ers Game: Multiple Arrests, Ejections After Brawls
Police arrested 11 people and ejected 45 others after physical altercations broke out during Sunday's football game.
November 9, 2026 at 4:37 PM · Vegas Support Center
Southern Nevada residents who traveled to California for the weekend football game should be aware of an ongoing police investigation into multiple physical altercations. Police arrested 11 people and made 45 ejections during Sunday's game between the Las Vegas Raiders and the San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Multiple fights occurred both inside and outside the stadium, including the parking lot and the upper level.
A spokesperson for the Santa Clara Police Department stated that incidents of violence at large-scale events will not be tolerated, and the agency is actively seeking to arrest individuals responsible for the fan-on-fan violence. According to department arrest logs, four people face charges of fighting in a public place, with one of those individuals also facing a narcotics possession charge. Seven other individuals were arrested on suspicion of public intoxication.
Several altercations were captured on camera and shared widely on social media platforms. One video showed at least seven people involved in a parking lot brawl where two individuals appeared to be knocked unconscious. Another video showed two fans fighting in the upper level of the stadium before falling into other attendees in the section. Law enforcement officials noted they are aware of the footage, though it remains undetermined if the current arrests are directly connected to the specific incidents circulating online.
The physical confrontations prompted widespread intervention from local law enforcement. Witnesses or anyone who possesses video evidence of the altercations from Sunday are requested to contact the Santa Clara Police Department to assist with the ongoing investigations.
The recent stadium disruptions follow historical patterns of conflict between the two teams. During the last matchup in Santa Clara in 2018, police arrested 32 people. More recently, during an October 19 game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Denver Broncos, law enforcement authorities made seven arrests, which included two public fighting charges and three public intoxication charges.
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Source: 8 News Now, Review-Journal