AT&T Stadium Employee Arrested for Allegedly Accepting Cash to Let Fans into Cowboys Game

Diego Soto, 19, charged with commercial bribery after allegedly allowing unticketed fans into the stadium during the Dallas Cowboys versus Philadelphia Eagles game.

• Diego Soto, a 19-year-old contracted employee at AT&T Stadium, was arrested for allegedly accepting cash to allow a group of unticketed fans into the Dallas Cowboys game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
• Soto's job was to scan spectators’ tickets after they passed through the security checkpoint, but he allegedly let in a group of people into the stadium in exchange for cash.
• The exact number of people Soto let in and the amount of money he received is currently unknown.
• Soto has since been charged with commercial bribery, according to the Tarrant County Sheriff jail records.
• The Dallas Cowboys defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 33-13 in the game.

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