NewsNBC 6 South Florida (WTVJ) – Local NewsJuly 4, 2026Miami-Dade
Eight people arrested at Argentina vs. Cape Verde match in Miami
Eight individuals were taken into custody by local law enforcement during a FIFA World Cup match at Miami Stadium on Friday. Charges range from felony interference with a sporting event to misdemeanor disorderly conduct.
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The incident resulted in eight arrests for security breaches and disorderly conduct at a major public sporting event, highlighting local enforcement of stadium access and behavior policies.
Key Facts
- Eight people were arrested at Miami Stadium during the Argentina vs. Cape Verde match on Friday.
- Five individuals face felony charges for interfering with a sporting event.
- Delfina Degui (23) was arrested for using unauthorized credentials to enter the stadium.
- Jefferson Honorio Da Silva (41) was arrested for attempting to enter with fake tickets and accessing a restricted area.
- Juan Capote Garcia (21) was arrested for entering the stadium without a ticket.
- Nicolas Pino and Julian Daud were arrested after bypassing three layers of security.
- Nicolas Rieck (35) was arrested on two misdemeanor charges for disorderly behavior and resisting deputies.
Who's Mentioned
personJefferson Honorio Da Silva“41-year-old arrested for using fake tickets and accessing restricted areas.”organizationMiami-Dade Sheriff’s Office“Law enforcement agency that conducted arrests.”locationMiami Stadium“Site of the soccer match and arrests.”personJulian Daud“Fan from New York arrested for security breach.”personNicolas Rieck“35-year-old arrested for disorderly behavior and resisting officers.”personNicolas Pino“Fan from New York arrested for security breach.”personDelfina Degui“23-year-old arrested for using unauthorized credentials.”organizationMiami Police“Law enforcement agency that conducted arrests.”personJuan Capote Garcia“21-year-old Miami Beach resident arrested for entering without a ticket.”