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Police arrest man seen in video attacking unconscious person at Levi's Stadium parking lot

Katherine Langford
Editor-in-Chief · Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 5:49 PM · 2 min read
Police arrest man seen in video attacking unconscious person at Levi's Stadium parking lot — Lafayette Technology news

Santa Clara Police arrest man seen in video attacking unconscious person at Levi's Stadium parking lot The incident was one of several videos of violence that circulated online during Sunday's 49ers-Raiders game in Santa Clara. By Kristofer Noceda • Published 37 minutes ago • Updated 31 minutes ago A 32-year-old San Jose man has been arrested in connection to viral video where police say the suspect is seen attacking an unconscious person at a Levi's Stadium parking lot. The incident was one of several videos of violence that circulated online during Sunday's 49ers-Raiders game in Santa Clara. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are WATCH HERE Police announced Tuesday officers arrested Stephan Ramirez after obtaining arrest and search warrants. Ramirez was taken into custody at his San Jose home for felony assault and an outstanding warrant, police said. The 49ers condemned the violence in a statement, expressing a zero-tolerance policy for fighting at Levi’s Stadium and praising police and security teams for their swift response. Tuesday's arrest comes after Santa Clara police reported 11 other arrests, 45 ejections and two hospitalizations following a series of violent altercations during Sunday's game. The chaos spilled from the stands into the parking lot despite a massive security presence involving some 30 outside agencies. Both hospitalized individuals have since been released, but investigators are actively working to identify and arrest others involved in the violence. Videos circulating on social media captured fans trading blows, people knocked to the ground and others left motionless in both the upper deck and outside the stadium. Local Sheng Thao 17 minutes ago Sheng Thao corruption trial: Defense seeks mistrial over witness comment San Francisco 3 hours ago Nima Momeni sentenced in 2023 killing of Cash App founder Bob Lee in San Francisco Law enforcement analyst and retired San Jose Police Detective Michael Leininger joins NBC Bay Area to discuss the viral fights that occurred during the 49ers-Raiders game at Levi’s Stadium. The 49ers condemned the violence in a statement, expressing a zero-tolerance policy for fighting at Levi’s Stadium and praising police and security teams for their swift response. Investigators are asking anyone with video footage of the fights to come forward as they continue the search for suspects. Santa Clara police said investigations into the brawls are ongoing. This article tagged under: Santa Clara

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