The Brief The Seattle Sounders' victory over Inter Miami was overshadowed by chaos, including a spitting incident involving Miami's Luis Suárez and a street brawl between fans, raising concerns about handling crowds during the 2026 World Cup. Seattle police reported no investigation into the brawl due to a lack of filed reports, but emphasized increased officer presence for future large events like the World Cup. FOX 13 Seattle asked the department what the protocol is for handling an incident like this during the World Cup. Preparing for FIFA World Cup crowds in SeattleLocal perspective:The weekend violence has sharpened attention on how Seattle will prepare for an influx of an estimated 750,000 fans during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Diaz tells FOX 13 he has been working for nearly two years as FIFA’s Chief Security Officer in Seattle.