Genoa, five ultras arrested after clashes with Inter | OneFootball

Five Genoa fans have been arrested just a few days after the incidents that occurred last December 14th at Marassi, before the Serie A match against Inter. The arrests, carried out in flagrante delicto, concern ultras aged between 23 and 47, all residents of Genoa. The investigations were based on the review of surveillance camera footage and television broadcasts, which made it possible to identify those responsible.

Genoa, five ultras arrested after clashes with Inter

The arrested fans are accused of disguising themselves with helmets or hoods, aggravated resistance to public officials, violations of regulations on sporting events, and aggravated damage. The clashes began with the throwing of smoke bombs and objects towards the away section, where the Inter fans were present, who tried to force the separation gates. The police intervened with dispersal charges and tear gas to prevent contact between the two sets of supporters.

Subsequently, new scuffles broke out near the Gradinata Nord: bottles and other objects were thrown at the police, and a firecracker caused a scooter and a van to catch fire, damaging other cars. Three officers were slightly injured and were treated at the emergency room. The Digos investigation continues to precisely reconstruct the events and identify all those responsible for the clashes.

Antonio Karol Giordano

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