Broncos Fans Destroy Parts of Downtown Denver After Super Bowl 50 Victory

Following the Denver Broncos 24-10 victory in Super Bowl 50, crowds of Broncos gathered in downtown Denver to celebrate the victory.

While many people celebrated the Broncos’ Super Bowl victory peacefully, some were destructive.

According to Denver7 News:

Around 10:30, people near the 16th Street Mall grew rowdier. Some threw trash cans and were shaking cars. Police in riot gear formed straight lines blocking the streets. Many people said officers used tear gas. No serious injuries were reported. Denver Police made 12 arrests. Roads near 19th & Market were closed as officers managed the crowds. Heavy traffic filled the area and vehicles were no longer allowed there. I-25 ramps into downtown Denver were closed at 38th Ave., Speer Blvd., 20th and 23rd. All roads reopened around 1:45 a.m. Monday.

I’d call what these rioters were doing thuggish.

[Denver7 News]

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