Supporters flooded the streets of Philadelphia to rejoice after the Eagles triumphed over the Kansas City Chiefs in Sunday’s Super Bowl.
Soon after the team’s win, two years after their defeat to the Chiefs in that same game, Eagles supporters raided a linen truck, leading to a police intervention.
In a video posted on X, fans were spotted gathering around a laundry truck and tossing folded linens from inside into the crowd.
Philadelphia Police urged crowds to “break up and vacate the city center streets,” yet the festivities for the Eagles’ victory and the looting continued into the night.
At a certain moment, groups ignited a stack of linens in the center of the street.
Several individuals were allegedly apprehended at the location.
This year’s Super Bowl featured a lineup of celebrities both on the field and in the stands.
Kendrick Lamar, 37, performed at the 80,000-seat Caesar Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana as the main attraction for the halftime show.
In the lead-up, there was considerable anticipation that he would perform his track Not Like Us, which came out last year and escalated his feud with Drake, 38, to new heights.