Center City Philadelphia

Philadelphia Fans Pour Into Streets After Super Bowl LVII Loss

There didn't appear to be any rioting incidents in Center City. However, a group of people could be seen clashing with Philadelphia bicycle police and several people were arrested

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After the Philadelphia Eagles' crushing loss in the final moments of Super Bowl LVII in Arizona, fans back home in Center City poured out of bars and parties and onto city streets.

Large groups of fans could be seen on Market and Broad streets following the Birds' 38-35 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

There were some incidents of vandalism, but for the most part the crowds were not rowdy.

However, SkyForce10 did capture a brief clash between a large group of Philadelphia bicycle police officers and a group of people along Broad Street.

Large group of Philadelphia bicycle cops in yellow and blue.
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Bike police and a crowd clash on Broad Street.

Philadelphia police later revealed to NBC10 that one officer was injured, but refused medical treatment. At least one person was arrested for assaulting a police officer.

Besides the assault arrest, two other people were arrested on misdemeanors and 11 were arrested for disorderly conduct during the evening, police told NBC10.

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