A person who ran onto the field during Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance, carrying a protest flag, is found guilty of resisting an officer. Reporting from multiple outlets says the incident occurred during the halftime show and that the individual’s actions drew immediate attention before being confronted by law enforcement. The court outcome reported by the sources is that the performer is convicted on a charge of resisting an officer. Details on the specific circumstances of the arrest, the evidence presented, and any sentencing or appeal steps are not included in the information provided to this editor beyond the conviction itself. The accounts presented are consistent in identifying the halftime context—Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl performance—and in linking the conviction to the act of resisting an officer during the police response to the on-field disruption. The sources do not indicate an acquittal or alternative charge outcomes, and the reporting is focused on the guilty finding and its connection to the police interaction following the protest-related intrusion.