Hapoel Jerusalem Basketball Club Complains of Police Conduct and Fan Restrictions
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Hapoel Jerusalem's basketball club complained about police conduct and arena conditions during their game against Maccabi Tel Aviv. The team stated that police performed aggressive and unusual body searches on their fans. The club also criticized netting in the stands, which they said made fans feel "like they are in a cage."
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- Hapoel Jerusalem basketball club criticized police searches and arena netting.
- The team described police body searches of fans as "aggressive" and "unusual."
- Hapoel Jerusalem fans were reportedly made to feel "like they are in a cage" by arena netting.
- The complaints were made before the team's game against Maccabi Tel Aviv on Saturday.
Hapoel Jerusalem, the basketball club, expressed disappointment with the treatment of its fans by the police and the setup of the arena during their game against Maccabi Tel Aviv on Saturday. The team, which had entered the highly anticipated match with a perfect record after a strong start to the season, alleged that police conducted "aggressive searches" of their supporters, including "strict and very unusual" body searches. Additionally, the club criticized the installation of netting in their designated spectator area, stating it made fans "feel like they are in a cage."
The team's statement conveyed their "disappointment and shock" regarding the police's actions towards their fans. The club's complaints highlight a tense atmosphere surrounding the game, even before tip-off, impacting the fan experience.
