Levi's Stadium: 11 arrested after 49ers-Raiders fight

Santa Clara police arrested 11 people and ejected 45 fans from the stadium following Sunday's game between the San Francisco 49ers and Las Vegas Raiders. Lt. Eric Lagergren of the Santa Clara Police Department stated that officers responded to multiple incidents of fan-on-fan violence at the event held at Levi's Stadium.

Most of the arrests were for disorderly conduct and fighting in a public place, according to police logs. Lagergren said the department strictly enforces the law regarding criminal conduct at large-scale events in the city. "Incidents of violence at large-scale events in Santa Clara will not be tolerated," he said. He added that officers will seek to arrest the individuals responsible for the violence.

A video posted to Instagram on Sunday showed a fight starting in a parking lot between two men. Several other people joined the scuffle, with some attempting to stop it. The footage shows two men appearing to be knocked unconscious. The post claimed the fight involved 49ers and Raiders fans, though the outlet that reported the video could not independently verify those team affiliations.

Police and game security responded to all known incidents of fan-on-fan violence, Lagergren said. He noted that some victims were not willing to cooperate with the police investigations. Several incidents remain under investigation as of Monday.

The Santa Clara Police Department is asking anyone with information to contact them at 408-615-4700. People can also leave an anonymous tip by calling 408-615-4847.