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GREEN BAY, Wisconsin — Authorities have arrested three individuals in connection with explicit graffiti discovered inside restricted areas of the Green Bay Packers’ home venue, Lambeau Field. The incident, described by officials as “deeply inappropriate,” prompted an immediate internal review. Law enforcement confirmed Daniel Ruiz (29), Marcus Hill (36), and Anthony Carter (42) were taken into custody following the discovery of sexually suggestive markings inside credential-only sections of the stadium. Seven additional individuals are currently being questioned as investigators determine the full scope of involvement. According to officials, the vandalism was found in restricted operational areas, including locker room corridors and premium club-level access points. These zones require authorized credentials, raising concerns about internal access control and oversight. Authorities are reviewing surveillance footage and secured entry logs to determine how the breach occurred. Preliminary damage estimates range between $60,000 and $140,000, largely due to restoration of interior surfaces and repainting of recently updated hospitality and club areas. While Lambeau Field is not undergoing structural renovation, scheduled interior maintenance and facility upgrades were being completed at the time of the incident. Team president and CEO Ed Policy  quickly addressed the situation publicly: “What happened inside our stadium is unacceptable. Lambeau Field represents history, pride, and respect for the game. We are fully cooperating with law enforcement and will take every necessary step to protect the integrity of our facilities and the Packers community.” Operations inside the affected sections were temporarily paused to allow authorities to conduct a full investigation. However, team officials emphasized there is no impact on football activities, offseason training, or the upcoming NFL schedule. Stadium operations are expected to return to normal shortly. The Packers organization, long known for its community-owned structure and disciplined culture, is treating the incident as both a legal matter and an opportunity to strengthen internal security procedures. Additional safeguards and oversight measures are reportedly being evaluated to prevent similar breaches in the future. Formal charges are expected to be announced in the coming days as the legal process unfolds. For now, the focus remains on restoring the integrity of Lambeau Field and ensuring it continues to reflect the standards associated with one of the NFL’s most historic franchises.