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The NFL season is building up to its grand finale, Super Bowl 50, on 7 February where nearly 70,000 fans will fill the Levi's Stadium in San Francisco and millions will watch it around the world. Being one of the biggest sporting events on the planet comes with high security risks and the FBI has issued a warning of the dangers of a "hi-tech attack" against crowds at the event.
A security memo from government officials was issued highlighting the discovery of multiple unsolved sabotages on fibre optic cables in the area as well as the threat posed from drones. The document was obtained by America's NBC News4 I-Team, who revealed the FBI and US Department of Homeland Security is investigating a series of unsolved incidents that could be connected to a "more complex plot", which could be carried out on the 2016 Super Bowl.
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