The Seattle Seahawks announced on Wednesday they will continue a program in conjunction with local law enforcement that will put undercover officers in the crowd wearing the jerseys of opposing teams.
According to the Seahawks, the program helps assist security at CenturyLink Field more quickly identify and deal with fans that get out of hand on game day.
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The Seahawks have a Fan Code of Conduct that prohibits behavior deemed “unruly and inconsiderate,” including:
- Disruptive or illegal in nature.
- Intoxication or other signs of alcohol or substance impairment that results in irresponsible behavior.
- Foul or abusive language or obscene gestures.
- Interference with the progress of the game (including throwing objects onto the field).
- Failing to follow instructions of stadium personnel.
- Verbal or physical harassment of opposing team fans.
- Verbal or physical harassment of stadium guests and staff members.
- Smoking or tobacco use on CenturyLink Field property.
Fans booted from the stadium under the policy are required to complete a four-hour educational course, at a $250 cost, before they are allowed back in.
So before throwing that beer on the guy in the Aaron Rodgers jersey Thursday night, take a minute to think about the fact it might be 5-0 underneath that jersey.