Two Oviedo fans connected”to the illegal Symmachiarii group”, According to the National Police, they were arrested after being accused of assaulting a Sporting supporter at the Carmín party in Pola de Siero. Investigators blame them robbery involving violence and hate crimes.
According to the National Police’s report, “a complaint was received at the National Police Station in Pola de Siero last July that a person stated that he was attacked by two men during the Carmín Festival held in that town.After defeating him, he finally got the Real Sporting de Gijón fan cap he was wearing.He later sought help from the health center for his injuries and the complainant reported that the perpetrators may have been related to the ultra group of Real Oviedo Symmachiarii fans”.
In this way, officials from the “Siero Local Judicial Police Brigade, in coordination with the Provincial Information Brigade of this High Headquarters, began investigations to clarify the facts and eventually identified the two perpetrators, aged 22 and 34. Establishing its relationship with Grupo Symmachiarii, followers of Real Oviedo. and, after identifying various indicators of polarization in the facts, to conclude that this is the reason for this aggression. it was none other than hatred towards the fans of the main rival team in the region.He is accused of two robberies of intimidation and hatred, identifying the victim as a follower of Real Sporting de Gijón”.
On August 4, agents of the National Police affiliated with the Siero Local Police Station “started arresting. The first of the two authors, the 22-year-old LMM, was released on charges after questioning”.
The second of those identified, 34-year-old EL, finally “It was detected in a slum in Oviedo.He was arrested by the officials of the Oviedo Provincial Information Brigade on Friday, 11 August and placed at the disposal of the Judicial Authority after the relevant proceedings”.
Both detainees are aware backgroundtogether irregular residence in the country to one of them. Likewise, the facts against Hate Crimes and Discrimination were brought to the attention of the Delegate Prosecutor’s Office.
Source: Informacion
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