Crime | Super Bowl Cops: Man Bit Off Brother's Ear at Super Bowl Party Drunken 'play wrestling' turned brutal By Rob Quinn Posted Feb 4, 2014 2:53 AM CST Copied Fallon-Nebbia, 27, appears to have picked up a few injuries of his own during the fight. (Monroe County Jail) This year's Super Bowl was watched by 111.5 million Americans who didn't bite anybody's ears off—and by Sean Fallon-Nebbia of Rochester, NY. Cops say the 27-year-old bit off part of his 26-year-old brother's ear and beat him unconscious after "play wrestling" at the end of the big game turned into a brutal fight, the Democrat and Chronicle reports. Witnesses told police that the brothers had consumed a bottle and a half of Southern Comfort along with some Jack Daniel's at a Super Bowl party. An emergency room doctor told police that the bite was so bad that the brother will be "permanently disfigured," according to a criminal complaint obtained by the Smoking Gun. Fallon-Nebbia—who was saying "I love you, brother" at the start of the fight, according to witnesses—was charged with felony assault and is being held on $15,000 bond. The judge also issued an order of protection for the injured brother. Read These Next It's the most modern of insults: Clanker. Trump doesn't use pot, but he's mulling pot-friendly policy. European nations make their own peace proposal. Hegseth admires pastors with some eyebrow-raising thoughts on women. Report an error