One Arrest, Ten Ejections Reported at Lambeau Field Football Game
During the Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame football game at Lambeau Field, Green Bay Police reported one arrest and ten ejections among 32 calls for service.
Milwaukee, WI, September 7, 2026 — Green Bay Police have released figures detailing law enforcement activity during the recent Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame football game held at Lambeau Field. According to official reports, a total of 32 calls for service were received by the Green Bay Police Department throughout the event.
Among these calls, police confirmed one arrest was made. The specific charges or details surrounding this arrest were not immediately provided.
In addition to the arrest, law enforcement personnel conducted ten ejections from the stadium. The reasons for these ejections were also not detailed in the initial report.
The figure of 32 calls for service encompasses a range of incidents police responded to at or around the venue during the game. Specifics on the nature of the remaining 21 calls for service that did not result in an arrest or ejection were not disclosed.
Lambeau Field, home to the Green Bay Packers, frequently hosts major sporting events, which can necessitate significant police presence and response. The scope of police activity is typically related to public safety and maintaining order within and around the stadium premises.
Further details regarding the incidents leading to the arrest and ejections have not been made public at this time.
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