Lacy went to SoFi Stadium to stream his reaction to Rams vs Bills. Security made him the story instead. In a clip posted by that has passed 600K views, Lacy sits in a Bills jersey with his chat rolling as a yellow-vested Los Angeles security staffer walks up and leans in. He is then pulled from his seat and taken away, with security believing he was filming the game.
What the clip shows
The clip opens in the stands mid-game, with the scoreboard showing the second quarter. Lacy looks up at the staffer, hand at his mouth, as the officer stands over him. Security removed him from his seat and walked him out. According to the post, Lacy has already been to multiple stadiums and was given permission to film only his reaction, not the game itself.
Taken to the back
Follow-up clips from the stream show Lacy and his cameraman Drew walking through the stadium's back corridors with security close behind. Clippers posting the stream say the pair were held in back rooms, searched and questioned, and that Lacy refused to show ID. In one widely shared clip, Lacy, who is still recovering from knee surgery, is heard saying security are "taking their job way too serious." Later in the night he told chat he plans to sue the NFL, saying he was kicked out without probable cause and not allowed to leave.
What the internet is saying (unverified)
Most fans took Lacy's side. "Lacy came to stream his reaction to Rams vs Bills. Security made him the main event π," wrote @pach0ai.
@CraigySmiffy said security "just made Lacy miss one of the best NFL games I've seen in a long long time."
Some accounts called it an illegal detention. @RealDrizzyEdits claimed staff photographed Lacy's hands for fingerprint purposes, which has not been confirmed.
@isomambabean joked that Rams security "kicked out Lacy who was wearing a Bills jersey."
Clip accounts such as @streamupdates_ and @ilySalt pushed the aftermath footage, with posts saying he was "pushed around" despite not being able to walk properly after his knee surgery.
