Overview
- A string of violent altercations before, during and after the 49ers–Raiders game produced dozens of clips on social media showing fights in tailgates, stands, concourses and parking lots.
- Police records show 11 people were arrested at the stadium and 45 fans were ejected, with seven arrests for public intoxication and four for fighting in a public place, one of which included a drug-possession allegation.
- Officers are probing a viral parking‑lot video that appears to show at least seven people fighting and two left unresponsive, but officials have not publicly confirmed that any arrests are tied to that specific clip.
- The 49ers reiterated a zero-tolerance policy and stadium security and Santa Clara police responded to multiple incidents, with authorities asking witnesses to call the tip line and noting some victims have been unwilling to cooperate.
- The violence revives concerns tied to the long 49ers–Raiders rivalry and is likely to prompt a review of tailgate and parking‑lot security at Levi’s Stadium and other high‑risk matchups.