New Arrests for Chanting Hitler in Split. The Police Identified Another 15 People
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Following antisemitic chants before the match against Ajax, police in Split have arrested three fans. The Croatian government strongly condemns the incident.
SPLIT police have arrested four people for Nazi and anti-Semitic messages ahead of the Hajduk-Ajax match. They are looking for 15 more people. In a separate case, five people have been remanded in custody.
Croatian police announced today that they have so far arrested four people on suspicion of shouting anti-Semitic and Nazi messages during a fan parade through the streets of Split, ahead of the Hajduk and Ajax football match at Poljud, while they have identified around 15 more people they are looking for.
Due to a procession through the streets of Split, in which members of Torcida chanted anti-Semitic and Nazi messages ahead of the football match between Hajduk and Ajax at Poljud, the police have so far arrested four people, and have identified about fifteen more people they are looking for. As it turns out, the four arrested are suspected of the crime of public incitement to violence […]
Split police are searching for nine suspects for their involvement in the riots that took place on the eve of the match between Hajduk and Ajax, RTL reports. So far, 14 people have been identified and criminally charged on suspicion of public incitement to violence and hatred. Of the 14 reported, five people are available to the police, while nine have not been found at their addresses […] The post Of the 14 reported for chanting Hitler in Split…
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