The Green Bay Police Department responded to 29 calls during Sunday night’s Cowboys-Packers game at Lambeau Field, and officers ended the night with six arrests and 16 fan ejections.
That is the clearest measure of how much work the crowd required. Twenty-two of the police actions led directly to enforcement, while seven others were handled as calls during the game without ending in arrests or removals. The numbers do not say what started each response, but they show that the game was not treated as a routine night for security inside the stadium.
Officers were dealing with medical calls as well as fan code of conduct violations, two categories that can cover everything from a person needing help to behavior that crosses the line from rowdy to disruptive. The police department did not identify the people arrested or the fans who were ejected, and it did not break down which calls were serious enough to trigger one response instead of another.
That gap matters because 29 calls during one football game is a lot without any further explanation. The count suggests police were active throughout the night, but it leaves the public without the detail that usually shows whether the pressure came from isolated incidents or a steady stream of minor problems. What happened next was not spelled out, and the record now ends with the one fact that is clear: six people were taken into custody and 16 others were shown the door.
