The First Sentence Against Hajduk Fans for Nazi Chants: 10 Days in Prison for Two Violations
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Due to the shameful cortege through the streets of Split, in which members of Torcida shouted inappropriate anti-Semitic and Nazi messages on the eve of the football match between Hajduk and Ajax in Poljud, police have so far arrested four people and established the identity of another fifteen people they are looking for. As reported by HINA, the four arrested are suspected of the crime of public incitement [...]
On Friday, the Misdemeanor Court in Split handed down the first verdict for chanting Nazi slogans before the Hajduk Football Club's match with Amsterdam Ajax.
According to Slobodna Dalmacija, 24-year-old J.D. was sentenced to 10 days in prison for two misdemeanors - for being intoxicated at a sports event and for cursing "Mater jewish!" at the Ajax bench and players. According to the indictment of the police, he caused hatred and intolerance on the basis of religious and national affiliation. The Split police announced this morning that they had started an extensive operation to arrest the members of …
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