On August 25th, 2023, a large fight broke out in the In-N-Out Burger located on 3001 Mission College Blvd, quickly escalating to grievous violence leaving two people with multiple stab wounds. The cause of the fight, according to Hoodline, is believed to have been triggered by underlying tensions between the Niners and Raiders fans who gathered at the popular fast-food spot after a 49ers game.
The Santa Clara Police Department (SCPD) swiftly responded to the chaos and detained several individuals while discovering the injured victims. Witnesses and anyone with information were asked to aid the search for the perpetrator. After an intense and quick investigation, lifted by public-sourced video footage on August 26th, Gage Anthony Bryand of Tracy, California, was ultimately singled out as the main suspect in the stabbing, as reported by Santa Clara Police Department.
HUGE FIGHT breaks out between 49ers & Raiders at In-N-Out in Santa Clara, California 🫣
— BAY AREA STATE OF MIND (@YayAreaNews) August 28, 2023
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Prior to his identification, Bryand had been among those detained and held at Santa Clara County Main Jail. At the age of 27 years, he now faces charges of Attempted Murder , and Resisting Arrest/Obstructing an Officer.
The victims, after having been transported to a local hospital, have received treatment for their injuries.
While the arrest of Gage Anthony Bryand is a significant step towards resolving the criminal aspect of the case, the SCPD emphasizes that the investigation still remains active. Witnesses or anyone in possession of crucial video evidence that can shed further light on the fateful event, particularly its origin, are encouraged to contact Detective Sergeant Frank Hagg directly at 408-615-4814 or via email at [email protected].
The SCPD provides an Anonymous Tip Line at (408) 615-4TIP (4847).
