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September 10, 2008

Rabid Raiders Fans Never Disappoint: 45 Arrested at Monday Night's Game

Oh wow. This is amusing. Oakland police used used stun guns to break up several fights going on during Monday night's Radiers vs. Bronco game. Drunkenness, fighting, assault, and drug charges (drug charges?!) topped the list at Monday night's game. Raiders fans, in case you haven't heard, are (in)famous for their, um, excessive liveliness and enthusiasm. (CBS 5)


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[1] | 09/10/08 01:17PM

The Raiders should not be allowed to have fans.

 
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