Garage Logic

So many reasons to never bring a young fan to a NFL game ever again.
Santa Clara police said they arrested 11 fans and ejected 45 from Sunday’s 49ers-Raiders game.
Santa Clara Police Department spokesperson Lt. Eric Lagergren responded to SFGATE’s emailed request for information on Monday afternoon, detailing the numbers from the aftermath of fights captured in more than a dozen videos. Lagergren said some of the fights captured on social media did result in arrests, but some did not because they “involved victims who were not willing to cooperate with the police investigations.”
According to Santa Clara police’s arrest log, seven of the 11 arrested at Levi’s Stadium were cited for disorderly conduct tied to alcohol consumption. The other four arrests were for fighting in a public place, with one of those four also charged with drug possession. Lagergren also said that several fights remain under investigation and more people could be arrested after the fact.
“Incidents of violence at large-scale events in Santa Clara will not be tolerated,” Lagergren wrote. “The Department strictly enforces the law and holds individuals accountable for criminal conduct. We will seek to arrest the individuals responsible for the fan-on-fan violence at the event.”
Santa Clara police are also asking for the public’s help in identifying people from Sunday’s violence around Levi’s Stadium, asking anyone who witnessed anything to call the department at their main number, 408-615-4700, or their anonymous tip line, 408-615-4847.
Nov. 9, 11:20 a.m. Even with all of the highlight-worthy 49ers plays that took place during Sunday’s 38-17 win against the Raiders, most of the online attention surrounding the game went toward the fan fights that happened off the field.
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We hope we are wrong but a very bleak future awaits the state of Minnesota after Election Day 2026
More than 2.8 million Minnesotans voted in the midterm election, a record number for a non-presidential year, according to data from the Minnesota Secretary of State’s Office.
The results were historic in several regards but also have the potential to bring sweeping changes throughout Minnesota, Wisconsin and the U.S. at large.
Voters cast their ballots in Minnesota’s general election Tuesday. This is who won major statewide races, including governor and Minnesota's open U.S. Senate seat and control of the Minnesota Legislature.
Most races have been called as of Wednesday morning, with Sen. Amy Klobuchar winning the race for Minnesota governor. However, the race in Minnesota's 1st Congressional District between Democrat Jake Johnson and Republican Brad Finstad remains too close to call.
Find the latest election results below.
As of Wednesday morning, the race between Democrat Jake Johnson and Republican Brad Finstad remains too close to call, with Johnson holding a narrow 324-vote lead.
Minnesota's First Congressional District includes nearly all of southern Minnesota, including all or part of Blue Earth, Brown, Dodge, Faribault, Fillmore, Freeborn, Goodhue, Houston, Jackson, Martin, Mower, Nicollet, Nobles, Olmsted, Rice, Rock, Steele, Wabasha, Waseca, Watonwan and Winona counties.

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