12 Arrested Amid Violence and Disorder at Tel Aviv Derby Match
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Police arrested 12 individuals in connection with violence and public disorder before and during the Tel Aviv derby soccer match. Suspects face charges including knife possession, assault, and obstructing officers. Seven were banned from the stadium for 60 days, and a minor was placed under house arrest.
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- Police arrested 12 suspects for violence and disorder at the Tel Aviv derby.
- Charges include knife possession, assault, brawls, and obstructing police.
- Seven suspects received a 60-day ban from Bloomfield Stadium.
- A minor was arrested and released to house arrest with a stadium ban.
- Investigations into the suspects' involvement are ongoing.
Police arrested 12 suspects before and during the Tel Aviv derby match between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Tel Aviv at Bloomfield Stadium, citing various offenses including knife possession, assault, brawls, and obstructing police officers. The arrests were part of a broader police operation to maintain public order and ensure the safety of fans during the sporting event.
Authorities reported that officers had to manage disturbances in the vicinity of the stadium to prevent escalation. Following the operation, seven of the suspects were banned from Bloomfield Stadium for 60 days. Additionally, a minor who was arrested was released to house arrest and also banned from the stadium.
Five other suspects were taken for further investigation at the Jaffa police station. Police continued their operations in the area after the game concluded, focusing on dispersing crowds and maintaining public order. The police aim to prevent further confrontations between fan groups and ensure the safe departure of attendees from the stadium and its surroundings. Investigations into the suspects' involvement are ongoing.
