Super Bowl champion Eagles return to Philly; Lombardi Trophy hoisted moments off plane

There were some chaotic scenes amid the celebrations in Philadelphia overnight Sunday, as some Eagles fans clashed with police after the Super Bowl win.

Footage by Brendan Gutenschwager shows confrontation.

Footage by Brendan Gutenschwager shows officers pushing fans along Broad Street.

Thousands took to the streets around City Hall to revel in the team's second Super Bowl championship.

Officers moved in to clear the throngs of people, but like any good party, no one wanted to go home.

It was a hard party to break up and took hours.

A text alert went out to phones around 3:15 a.m. on Monday, ordering crowds to disperse.

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Philadelphia police made multiple arrests for various crimes, including assault on police, during the celebration in the streets on Sunday night after the Eagles won Super Bowl LIX.

Action News learned that there were six arrests for assaulting officers.

Another four arrests were made for crimes including aggravated assault (2 arrests), recklessly endangering another person (1 arrest) and 3rd-degree misdemeanor disorderly conduct (1 arrest).

There were also eight arrests for vandalism:

-Four arrests for vandalizing Sanitation Dept. trucks

-Vandalism of Santander Bank at 1616 Walnut St.

-Vandalism of Free People Store at 1632 Walnut St.

-Vandalism of Brooks Brothers at 1513 Walnut St

Another 29 citations were handed out for disorderly conduct.

Police say a linen truck was stolen at some point during the night Sunday into Monday.

Thieves took it from the Loews hotel and used to barricade Market Street. The linens were then apparently dumped onto the street and set ablaze.

Multiple fires were also set in dumpsters, according to police.

The pile of burnt linens were still along Market Street early Monday morning.

Eagles fans passed along a downed traffic light pole amid the celebrations of the team's Super Bowl victory.

Footage shows the revellers on John F. Kennedy Boulevard in Center City.

Footage shows the revellers on John F. Kennedy Boulevard in Center City.

Sofiya Ballin said fans "broke down the poles in the street and were carrying them."