One person is in custody after an incident involving multiple car collisions at Lambeau Field took place Friday afternoon.
Just after 1 p.m., multiple law enforcement and emergecy agencies were called to investigate the incident. Police, then, cordoned off the southern end of the stadium parking lot where multiple cars were damaged.
According to Jeff Bollier of the Green Bay Post Gazette:
Green Bay Police Chief Andrew Smith described the south side of the stadium as a large crime scene. Smith confirmed that one person was arrested. He said no weapons were involved other than the vehicle, and no injuries were reported.
Two people who work inside the stadium said they were told that a man driving a car hit one car, which became wedged under a minivan, then drove into the stadium’s loading dock where he hit a booth and then crashed to a stop.
Authorities have not made a public statement about the incident. No injuries have been reported.
Agencies at the stadium include the Brown County Sheriff’s Office, Green Bay Police Department, State Patrol and the Green Bay Metro Fire Department.
Here are some of the photos taken by reporters at the scene:
That explains how the van ended up with its tail in the air. #LambeauField pic.twitter.com/VkYjn4Jdd3
— Jeff Bollier (@GBstreetwise) December 22, 2017
Law enforcement is focused attention on the loading dock area at the south end of Lambeau Field. K9 officer is on the scene, too. pic.twitter.com/g0JupMFx0E
— Jeff Bollier (@GBstreetwise) December 22, 2017
Early indications of a possible bomb threat were also reported but that doesn’t seem to be the case.
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