Wisemen Leader Recruited Young People to Fight – Sentenced
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A member of the hooligan group Wisemen has been sentenced to five months in prison. GP writes that this concerns four cases of assault and involving young people in crime on two occasions.
Young supporters of football clubs have participated in large and often bloody group fights. Police believe that they are organized to qualify for more violent groups in the stands. The organizers themselves claim that it is a permitted martial art. Now two adults and four young people have received their sentences. Two leaders are being sentenced to prison.
A 35-year-old man recruited young people between the ages of 16-19 to the hooligan firm Wisemen. He is now being convicted of involving a minor in crime.
A man with a leading position in the hooligan group Wisemen has been charged with, among other things, recruiting young people to fight. He and the defense say it was about sports. On Wednesday, the man was sentenced to five months in prison.
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