Colón fan handed ban after causing chaos on the pitch | OneFootball

A Colón fan has been sanctioned and will not be allowed to enter stadiums for two years. This was ordered by the National Ministry of Security.

The National Ministry of Security, through Resolution 185/2026 published this Monday in the Official Gazette, ordered the prohibition of entry to sporting events throughout the country for a Colón fan.

The measure, which will be in effect for 24 months, arises as a result of violent incidents recorded at the stadium last month, specifically on February 14, during the match between Colón and Deportivo Madryn for the Primera Nacional tournament.

According to the procedure report from the Regional Unit I, the individual involved, identified as Javier M., was apprehended after resisting authority in the box section of the Brigadier López Stadium.

According to the resolution's considerations, police officers were carrying out routine checks in the boxes in search of alcoholic beverages. In this context, the man verbally and physically assaulted the officers, which led to his transfer to the 2nd Police Station for resisting authority.

Given the seriousness of the incident, the Provincial Directorate of Security at Mass Events of the Ministry of Justice and Security of Santa Fe formally requested the Nation to include the individual in the Safe Stands program. Thus, this Monday his sanction was confirmed.

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