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Police Arrest Suspect With Explosives at Lambeau Field Parking Lot Before Packers vs. Seahawks

Green Bay, WI – August 23, 2025 — Authorities in Wisconsin confirmed the arrest of a man after explosives and narcotics were discovered in his vehicle at Lambeau Field’s parking lot, just hours before the Green Bay Packers’ preseason matchup against the Seattle Seahawks.

The incident occurred at approximately 1 p.m., two hours before kickoff. Stadium security identified the suspect behaving suspiciously near a restricted area and immediately contacted Green Bay Police, who arrived on scene within minutes.

Upon approach, officers observed drug paraphernalia inside the vehicle. A further search uncovered a handgun, crystal meth, and multiple explosive devices. The immediate area was locked down as fans and vehicles were redirected.

Bomb technicians from the Brown County Sheriff’s Office and federal agents were dispatched to secure the scene. Officials confirmed that the devices were safely neutralized without incident. No injuries have been reported.

Police identified the suspect as Jonathan Reed, 41, of Appleton, Wisconsin. He has been charged with possession of a weapon of mass destruction, possession of methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia, and unlawful possession of a firearm.

Law enforcement stressed that the game itself remains on schedule. Fans entering Lambeau Field will undergo heightened security screening, with additional checkpoints set up at all entrances before kickoff.

The swift response ensured the threat was contained before crowds fully arrived. Officials praised stadium security and Green Bay Police for decisive actions that likely prevented a potentially dangerous situation.

As of now, Reed is being held at Brown County Jail without bond. Kickoff between the Packers and Seahawks is set for 3 p.m., with security on full alert to ensure fan safety inside Lambeau Field.

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