Fan Files Police Report Over Bobby Wagner ‘Monday Night Football’ Tackle

The fan who was leveled by Bobby Wagner after running onto the field throughout “Monday Night Football” today has actually now submitted an authorities report over the occurrence … TMZ Sports has actually discovered.

The male went to the Santa Clara Police Dept. on Tuesday following the Rams vs. 49ers video game, police officers inform us, and submitted the report. A representative did not expose any additional information.

An associate for Direct Action Everywhere — the org. that took credit for the wild scene at Levi’s Stadium — informed us the report originates from a “blatant assault” by 2 Rams gamers.

As we reported, 2 protesters leapt railing at the arena throughout the 2nd quarter of the contest … and equipped with pink smoke bombs, they tried to interrupt the action on the field.

One of the protesters, a female, was removed prior to she might get onto the playing surface area. The other protester, however, averted security enough time to take a jaunt on the arena.

The person juked arena staffers for a number of minutes … however as he headed towards the Rams’ sideline, Wagner — with some aid from colleague Takkarist McKinley — flattened him.

Security took control of, and the fans were ultimately apprehended, pointed out and launched.

According to Direct Action Everywhere, the people carried out the stunt in order to raise awareness for a trial including the supposed theft of pigs from an agriculture. The org. stated the male suffered a burn injury throughout the occurrence.

“Otherwise,” they stated in a declaration, “they’re a bit beaten up but in good spirits.”

For his part, Wagner stated after the video game he leapt in to assist security for security factors.

“You don’t know what that fan got or what they’re doing,” the star linebacker stated.