Perugia-Pineto clashes, 18 Daspos are triggered after the arrests. Five stewards banned from stadiums

After the arrests for the clashes during the Perugia-Pineto match, the Daspo flocked. There are 18 fans who are the recipients of the provision issued by the Perugia police headquarters, in addition to the stewards on duty that afternoon, five of whom will no longer be able to work in Italian sports facilities for having allowed entry to ultras without tickets.

Perugia-Pineto clashes In particular, the fans identified by the investigators threw seats and smoke bombs from Curi’s North Curve, so much so that the referee was forced to stop the match for a few minutes. In the days immediately following the clashes during Perugia-Pineto, three people were arrested, in addition to the Daspo, who the judge then released after validation with the obligation to present themselves to the judicial police. The identity of 18 other fans, as well as the behavior of the stewards, was discovered in subsequent investigations, carried out by analyzing video surveillance cameras and police footage.

The Daspos are flocking With the 18 Daspo, the police commissioner banned as many fans from accessing football, Italian Cup, international cups and championship sporting events for a period ranging from 5 to 10 years taking into account the individual responsibilities of the previous ones.

What they will no longer be able to do All the ultras involved, then, starting from two hours before and up to two hours after the conclusion of the sporting event will not be able to access or stay in an area within 400 meters of the places in front of the stadium, the railway stations affected by the arrival or departure of the fans, the public car parks serving the sports facilities, the training places and the retreats of the football teams, as well as, in an area within 200 meters of distance from the other places interested in parking, transit or transport of those who participate or attend the same events. Any violation of the ban may be punished with a prison sentence of between one and three years and a fine of between 10 thousand and 40 thousand euros.

Five stewards banned Furthermore, at the request of the police commissioner of Perugia, the prefect of the province of Terni, has ordered the ban on the employment in all national sports facilities of the five stewards who would have allowed the unauthorized access to the facility of some fans without valid qualifications for entry.