Fan Brawl Near Jerusalem Stadium Leaves Two Arrested, Several Lightly Injured
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
A violent brawl between football fans occurred near Jerusalem's Teddy Stadium on Sunday before a match, resulting in minor injuries and two arrests. Police intervened to disperse the crowd, noting that only a small group of fans were involved in the violence. Investigations are ongoing to find other participants.
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- Two fans were arrested following a violent brawl near Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem.
- Several individuals sustained minor injuries during the pre-football match altercation.
- Police forces intervened to separate the fighting fans and restore order.
- Authorities stated that a small group of fans, not the majority, were involved in the violence.
- Investigations are underway to identify additional participants in the incident.
A violent brawl erupted between fans of two teams near Teddy Stadium in Jerusalem on Sunday, shortly before a football match. During the confrontation, objects and stones were thrown, resulting in several individuals sustaining minor injuries.
Police forces, including Jerusalem district officers, Border Police, special patrol units, and mounted police, intervened to separate the fighting fans and disperse the crowd. Two suspects involved in the altercation were arrested and taken for questioning at the Moriah police station.
Authorities stated that while thousands of fans from both teams arrived at the stadium in an orderly fashion, a small group was responsible for the violence. Police are continuing efforts to identify and locate any additional individuals involved in the incident.
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