More than 200 hooligans were detained by police for violent in the Madrid derby
Monday, January 21, 2008
The hottest time of the encounter that garter belts on Sunday clashed with Athletico Madrid Real Madrid took place an hour before the holding of the match. The National Police had to be thoroughly used to separate the two passions that threatened to turn the area around the Vicente Calderon stadium on a battlefield.
The result of the unusual haul fostered an image. More than 200 members of the more radical wing of the Real Madrid, called ultrasur ended up being held and sitting in the middle of one of the bridges that cross the Manzanares, while the agents were identified one by one. Young people, were only able to enter the field minutes before the end of the first half.
The incidents began at 1730 hours, when more radical members of the Madrid fans wanted access to the bridge of San Isidro at the Vicente Calderon. Shortly before crossing the bridge, fans of the team saw their local rivals and did not hesitate to cut off the pace.
What followed was an exchange of insults and progressive approaches. Witnesses said that a few yards of colliding both groups were brought several policemen who were on horses. The officers broke into a gallop in the middle of the two bodies and, baton in hand, managed to prevent the confrontation that presumably was coming.
However, the mood remained very switched on and went to the gulf members of the Police Intervention Unit, which did not hesitate to use to fund using its full riot. Traders in the area who witnessed the incident indicated that the fans athletic concentrated on the promenade of The melancholy was dispersed without excessive resistance. However, the ultras of Real Madrid showed an increased aggressiveness and opted to throw several objects, among them a pair of flares.
Open confrontation
Faced with this attitude, rubber balls began to fly into the air in the direction of the rioters, who in turn responded by throwing more projectiles. Finally, the riot police conducted several charges which reduced to the fans more recalcitrant.
The agents placed in a row to the members of the same on algarada in the scene. A large column of two hundred people remained seated and silent at all on the same side of the bridge of San Isidro, while dozens of officers guarding them shotgun in hand.
As the violence sent, the strength of Samur-Civil Defense began to examine the wounded. This time there were no serious injuries to mourn and only responded to a long series of bruising and, in the worst case, any gap caused by the action of the baton.
The authorities were asking for documentation patiently to each of the detained. Meanwhile, fans of Atletico Madrid who were heading to the stadium on the sidewalk opposite them watched with curiosity, and a few others which are mofaba openly acknowledge their status as the hated rival.
For his part, the agents did not allow passersby to approach young people who were waiting with patience to let them march to the stadium.
However, the match finally began, and they remained in the same place without lifting a finger. It was not until minute 40 of the first part that the police vans were put in place to form a corridor through which could pass without Madrid fans who are at risk of being attacked.
When the march began, they seemed to come back to life and began to intone the traditional songs and slogans typical of such events. "Indians do not" chorus and other more offensive some normality returned to the scene. But the faces patibularias, and the bandages that adorned the heads of some fans, leaving it clear that the actions of a couple of hours had not been forgotten.
Proof of this was the close surveillance to which the police submitted their protected, which came to add up to more than 40 police officers on foot and on horseback, divided into two security cordons, one to control the fans of Real Madrid and one for prevent any athletic starring could arrive at any attempt of aggression.
Finally, the last of the Madrid entered the stadium and everyone could enjoy what remained of game.
Monday, January 21, 2008
The hottest time of the encounter that garter belts on Sunday clashed with Athletico Madrid Real Madrid took place an hour before the holding of the match. The National Police had to be thoroughly used to separate the two passions that threatened to turn the area around the Vicente Calderon stadium on a battlefield.
The result of the unusual haul fostered an image. More than 200 members of the more radical wing of the Real Madrid, called ultrasur ended up being held and sitting in the middle of one of the bridges that cross the Manzanares, while the agents were identified one by one. Young people, were only able to enter the field minutes before the end of the first half.
The incidents began at 1730 hours, when more radical members of the Madrid fans wanted access to the bridge of San Isidro at the Vicente Calderon. Shortly before crossing the bridge, fans of the team saw their local rivals and did not hesitate to cut off the pace.
What followed was an exchange of insults and progressive approaches. Witnesses said that a few yards of colliding both groups were brought several policemen who were on horses. The officers broke into a gallop in the middle of the two bodies and, baton in hand, managed to prevent the confrontation that presumably was coming.
However, the mood remained very switched on and went to the gulf members of the Police Intervention Unit, which did not hesitate to use to fund using its full riot. Traders in the area who witnessed the incident indicated that the fans athletic concentrated on the promenade of The melancholy was dispersed without excessive resistance. However, the ultras of Real Madrid showed an increased aggressiveness and opted to throw several objects, among them a pair of flares.
Open confrontation
Faced with this attitude, rubber balls began to fly into the air in the direction of the rioters, who in turn responded by throwing more projectiles. Finally, the riot police conducted several charges which reduced to the fans more recalcitrant.
The agents placed in a row to the members of the same on algarada in the scene. A large column of two hundred people remained seated and silent at all on the same side of the bridge of San Isidro, while dozens of officers guarding them shotgun in hand.
As the violence sent, the strength of Samur-Civil Defense began to examine the wounded. This time there were no serious injuries to mourn and only responded to a long series of bruising and, in the worst case, any gap caused by the action of the baton.
The authorities were asking for documentation patiently to each of the detained. Meanwhile, fans of Atletico Madrid who were heading to the stadium on the sidewalk opposite them watched with curiosity, and a few others which are mofaba openly acknowledge their status as the hated rival.
For his part, the agents did not allow passersby to approach young people who were waiting with patience to let them march to the stadium.
However, the match finally began, and they remained in the same place without lifting a finger. It was not until minute 40 of the first part that the police vans were put in place to form a corridor through which could pass without Madrid fans who are at risk of being attacked.
When the march began, they seemed to come back to life and began to intone the traditional songs and slogans typical of such events. "Indians do not" chorus and other more offensive some normality returned to the scene. But the faces patibularias, and the bandages that adorned the heads of some fans, leaving it clear that the actions of a couple of hours had not been forgotten.
Proof of this was the close surveillance to which the police submitted their protected, which came to add up to more than 40 police officers on foot and on horseback, divided into two security cordons, one to control the fans of Real Madrid and one for prevent any athletic starring could arrive at any attempt of aggression.
Finally, the last of the Madrid entered the stadium and everyone could enjoy what remained of game.
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