A mass brawl broke out between Patriots and Seahawks fans at Lumen Field after a Patriots fan sat in seats that were not assigned to him and refused to leave, which led to security intervening and taking him out in handcuffs, coinciding with his team losing after leading by 10 points in the first half.
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The fight occurred during an American football game between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field, after a Patriots fan sat in seats that were not assigned to him and refused to leave despite the intervention of stadium employees.
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According to video footage spread from the stands, the incident began when a Patriots fan got into an argument with a Seahawks fan, who was wearing the jersey of player Jackson Smith-Njiba, number 11.
According to a post on Reddit, a Patriots fan was sitting in vacant seats that did not belong to him, and he refused to leave them despite stadium employees trying to intervene to solve the problem.
A number of Seahawks fans began to provoke him, while a woman who was with him tried to intervene and remove him from the seating area before security personnel arrived.
When security arrived, it appeared that the fan fell on one of the stadium employees, before a Seahawks fan tried to push him and forcefully remove him from the stadium, so the confrontation turned into a mass brawl.
The stampede quickly turned into an exchange of punches, with a number of fans joining the fight. The "Patriots" fan appeared throwing punches in different directions, while the woman accompanying him was holding her shoes and shouting at others, demanding that they "stay away from him" and "stop gathering against him."
It took several people to control him and throw him to the ground, but he continued to try to throw punches before the confrontation finally calmed down. Reports said he was taken out of Lumen Field in handcuffs.
The Patriots' loss made the team's night worse, after they wasted a 10-point lead at the end of the first half, before the Seahawks turned the game around and achieved the victory.

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