Two Sevilla ultras arrested in Pamplona for carrying homemade explosives

The identities of the two are VI. It was identified by members of the Police Response unit. a vehicle carrying pyrotechnic materials, sticks and, above all, homemade explosives formed A spray in which fireworks are attached to create a significant explosion and “can cause serious harm and even serious injuries to humans.”

The identification and subsequent arrest in question occurred during some incidents that took place in the vicinity of Avenida Zaragoza. Members of radical groups from teams Osasuna (Indar Gorri) and Sevilla (Biris Norte) faced each other hand-to-handAs the National Police explains.

This discussion, which was quickly brought under control from the early hours of the morning, was known to be ‘Sevilla fans belonging to a radical group’, according to previous information.One is North‘ and they were going to move to Pamplona.

National Police agents found two more explosive devices near Zaragoza Boulevard, one of which had already detonated, similar to the one carried by the two detainees.

The Pamplona Information Brigade, in constant contact with the Seville Brigade and working in synchrony with the Sports Coordinators and the VI Intervention Unit, was able to intervene as soon as events began between both radical groups. Describe a group of about 70 people from Sevillewith.

Large sticks and pyrotechnic materials were found in one of the registered vehicles, and since the rest of the vehicles checked were rented and intervened, it can be assumed that this vehicle was used as a service and material distribution vehicle by the Seville radical group. without prejudice to the administrative responsibilities of the holders under both the Citizen Security Law and the Sports Law.

Once normality had been restored and a significant number of Sevilla fans had been identified, VI in accordance with the Sports Code and with the aim of preventing increasingly serious incidents. The Police Response Unit will be activated. He accompanied the group in question, whose members’ tickets were withdrawn, out of Pamplona What they wear to watch the match to be played in Sadar.

Pamplona Municipal Police also cooperated by blocking traffic on the affected streets to facilitate the work of public order units.

To ensure that the match between Osasuna and Sevilla is “a sports festival”, the National Police apparatus will remain in place until the end of the sports event.

The different units of the National Police and the Supreme Police Directorate that cooperated on the device in question showed their satisfaction that they avoided “serious conflicts” and contributed “decisively to ensure that the Red fans and football fans in general can enjoy this experience.” Really important: 90 minutes where kids and adults can have fun with their teams.