Follow-up: Santa Clara Police Arrest 32-Year-Old Man Accused of Attacking Unconscious Fan in Levi's Stadium Parking Lot on Suspicion of Felony Assault
There has been a law-enforcement development in the fan brawl in the parking lot of Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Santa Clara County, California. According to the Associated Press, as reported by the New York Post on November 11, Santa Clara police said a man seen in a viral video allegedly attacking a person who was already unconscious has been arrested: Stephan Ramirez, 32, of San Jose, was taken into custody at his home on Tuesday, November 10, on suspicion of felony assault and on an outstanding warrant.
Police said detectives obtained arrest and search warrants before taking Ramirez into custody. The video, which spread widely on social media, was recorded on Sunday, November 8, during the San Francisco 49ers' home game against the Las Vegas Raiders. It shows several men throwing punches in the parking lot and several people knocked to the ground, one of them lying motionless. A second angle that surfaced later appeared to show men continuing to hit people who were already unconscious and unable to defend themselves. A person filming could be heard suggesting the attacks should be considered attempted murder, although authorities have not announced any attempted-murder charges.
According to Santa Clara police, the chaotic Sunday brought multiple violent incidents in and around the stadium: apart from Ramirez, at least 11 other people were arrested, 45 were ejected and two were hospitalized, and both hospitalized people have since been released. The Post reported that about 30 outside agencies assisted with security that day, yet violence still broke out in multiple locations, including the upper deck and the parking lots.
The 49ers condemned the violence, reiterated their zero-tolerance policy toward fighting at Levi's Stadium and thanked law enforcement officers and security staff for their response. Police said detectives are still working to identify additional suspects and urged anyone with footage to come forward; witnesses can reach Santa Clara police at 408-615-4700 or leave an anonymous tip at 408-615-4847. The 49ers won the game 38-17.
Related: 49ers-Raiders Game-Day Fights Update: Santa Clara Police Report 11 Arrests, Dozens Ejected
Source: Santa Clara Police Department
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Photo: 图：Levi's球场内景资料图（Jim Bahn 摄，CC BY 2.0，经 Wikimedia Commons），已裁为16:9，非事发现场。/ Levi's Stadium interior (file photo by Jim Bahn, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons), cropped to 16:9; not the scene of the incident.
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