49ers vs Seahawks: Seahawks bring undercover po po in the mix
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2013-09-28
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The Seattle Seahawks announced on Wednesday that undercover police officers will wear opposing team jerseys throughout the season at CenturyLink Field in order to deal with unruly and inconsiderate behavior from fans.
The announcement comes prior to Sunday night's Seahawks game against the 49ers. The Seahawks and 49ers rivalry in the NFC West is one of the most intense in the NFL.
The undercover police will have to enforce the Seahawks's Fan Code of Conduct, which looks to have an environment that is free from unruly behavior. Under the code, fans are not allowed to be unruly, disruptive or perform illegal activities. They are also not allowed to get so drunk that they start causing problems for other fans. Foul, abusive language and obscene gestures are also prohibited. Fans are not allowed to interfere with the progress of the game. Fans are also not allowed to verbally or physically harass opposing team fans, stadium guests or staff members.
Seahawks fans caught breaking the code will be required to complete a four hour online educational course centered on fan behavior before being allowed back to CenturyLink Field. Fans will also have to pay the $75 cost of the course.
"We have great fans," Seahawks president Peter McLoughlin said in a statement. "Our goal is to ensure a safe environment for all in attendance, including visiting team fans."
Sports fans across the world seem to have trouble controlling themselves especially when you bring alcohol in the mix. Undercover police at games might be a good idea.
No doubt it will be extremely difficult to spot the undercover cops. But in the end, aren't the crazy fans and foul language part of the reason people go to games?
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The announcement comes prior to Sunday night's Seahawks game against the 49ers. The Seahawks and 49ers rivalry in the NFC West is one of the most intense in the NFL.
The undercover police will have to enforce the Seahawks's Fan Code of Conduct, which looks to have an environment that is free from unruly behavior. Under the code, fans are not allowed to be unruly, disruptive or perform illegal activities. They are also not allowed to get so drunk that they start causing problems for other fans. Foul, abusive language and obscene gestures are also prohibited. Fans are not allowed to interfere with the progress of the game. Fans are also not allowed to verbally or physically harass opposing team fans, stadium guests or staff members.
Seahawks fans caught breaking the code will be required to complete a four hour online educational course centered on fan behavior before being allowed back to CenturyLink Field. Fans will also have to pay the $75 cost of the course.
"We have great fans," Seahawks president Peter McLoughlin said in a statement. "Our goal is to ensure a safe environment for all in attendance, including visiting team fans."
Sports fans across the world seem to have trouble controlling themselves especially when you bring alcohol in the mix. Undercover police at games might be a good idea.
No doubt it will be extremely difficult to spot the undercover cops. But in the end, aren't the crazy fans and foul language part of the reason people go to games?
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