Police Activity Breaks Out at Levi’s Stadium After Nearly 70,000 Fans Attend Mexico vs. Iceland Soccer Game

A heavy police presence, including a helicopter roamed Levi’s Stadium Friday night after the Mexico versus Iceland soccer game.

Officers after the game were also seen ordering fans to leave or they would be subject to arrest.

Several fights broke out in the stands and witnesses say they heard officers responding to a code 20, meaning an officer needs help, right before the game ended though police say nothing major or out of the ordinary occurred.

Police cars from several jurisdictions raced through the streets around Levi’s to get to an area east of the stadium but it is not clear what happened.

During a friendly match at Levi’s Stadium, fans got a little too rowdy, causing dozens of police officials to be sent to the stadium.

Whatever it was required a massive response as California Highway Patrol officers in protective gear also lined up and marched to an area where the adjacent parking lots are located.

VTA bus and light rail stations near the stadium were affected for some time as witnesses say they were told to leave the VTA platform and catch an uber on Great America Parkway instead.