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Arrest Made in Unconscious Man’s Beating at 49ers-Raiders Game

Police said 11 people were arrested and 45 were ejected after multiple fights broke out during the 49ers-Raiders game.

  • On Tuesday, the Santa Clara Police Department arrested 32-year-old Stephan Ramirez for felony assault after a viral video showed him attacking an unconscious person in the Levi's Stadium parking lot during Sunday's 49ers-Raiders game.
  • Chaos erupted at Levi's Stadium despite a massive security presence involving 30 outside agencies, as multiple incidents of "fan-on-fan violence" occurred throughout the venue during the rivalry game.
  • Santa Clara police reported 11 other arrests, 45 ejections, and two hospitalizations following the series of violent altercations. Both hospitalized individuals have since been released.
  • Investigators are actively working to identify others involved in the fights, relying on additional footage captured by attendees. Authorities have asked anyone with video evidence to come forward.
  • Retired San Jose Police Detective Michael Leininger joined CBS San Francisco to discuss the incident, emphasizing that "rivalry is never an excuse for criminal behavior." Several altercations remain under investigation.
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Arrest made in unconscious man’s beating at 49ers-Raiders game

A man who was caught on camera punching and kicking an unconscious person Sunday outside Levi’s Stadium has been arrested, according to authorities.

·San Jose, United States
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NBC Bay Area broke the news in San Jose, United States on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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