The Permanent Commission of the State Commission against Violence, Racism, Xenophobia and Intolerance in Sport approved this Tuesday to propose a penalty of 30,000 euros to Burgos “for the disorderly separation of fans” during the clash against career declared high risk.
Due to this fact, Antiviolencia recalled in a statement, “there were countless situations of public disorder, disputes, fights and insults between rival fans placed in the same stand, as well as Occupy the evacuation routes of the sports venue by fans of both teams for most of the game.
Furthermore, he pointed out that these events created “serious problems” for the police operation deployed for the match and caused the referee to stop the match on several occasions.
The Anti-Violence Commission also established another proposed penalty for Alavés of 40,000 euros for not removing all mentions in its sports area, “which in the form of murals, graffiti and stickers” are promotes the group Iraultza 1921, whose members “have been subjected to violent behavior defined in the Law against violence, racism, xenophobia and intolerance in sport”.
For Rayo Vallecano, the proposed fine of 4,000 euros was imposed for deficiencies in access control measures and the retention of spectators by allowing the introduction and display of a large banner without notifying security coordinator.
And with the same amount, 4,000 euros and a ban on access to sports venues for 12 months, a proposal was made to punish three Racing fans for serious insults in the match against Burgos and a fan of Albacete who attacked the guards in the match against Elche.
Source: La Verdad
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