On Saturday, Lambeau Field will be the scene of the Vikings-Packers Week 16 game. On Friday, it was a crime scene.
According to Jeff Bollier of the Green Bay Press-Gazette, police arrested a suspect at Lambeau Field after he chased his former co-worker and caused a multiple-car collision in the parking lot.
Citing Green Bay Police Chief Andrew Smith, the Press-Gazette reported that the suspect, 20, was fired from a food service job at Lambeau Field on Dec. 3 after an altercation with a co-worker. On Friday, the suspect went to the police to make a report. According to Smith, the suspect then went to Lambeau Field. He proceeded to crash his car into his former co-worker's car before pursuing the victim in his car as the victim ran away on foot, Smith said.
As you can see in Bollier's photo below, a van somehow ended up on top of a smaller car:
That explains how the van ended up with its tail in the air. #LambeauField pic.twitter.com/VkYjn4Jdd3
— Jeff Bollier (@GBstreetwise) December 22, 2017
A bomb squad showed up to the scene:
The Brown County Bomb Squad has arrived at #Lambeau. pic.twitter.com/1Bz5eJYeuG
— Jeff Bollier (@GBstreetwise) December 22, 2017
Smith told the Press-Gazette that no weapons -- besides the car -- were involved and no one was injured.
On Saturday night, the Packers will host the Vikings in a Week 16 game that holds playoff implications as the Vikings try to wrap up a first-round bye and continue their hunt for the top seed in the NFC. The Packers, however, have been eliminated from playoff contention.
