Clashes between fans, 54 Daspo issued to ultras from Naples and Verona

There are 54 provisions in total Daspo issued by the Police Commissioner Verona, Roberto Massucci, as a consequence of the behavior of the fans Neapolitans and Veronese before, during and after the meeting between Greece e Napoli disputed last October 21st at the Bentegodi stadium in Verona.In particular, 32 Daspos were issued against supporters of the Neapolitan team who, before the start of the match, were allegedly involved in clashes with a group of ultras from Verona outside the away car park; seven, however, were measures adopted for the same reason against yellow-blue fans; four recipients are from the former Yugoslavia.

Another 2 Daspos for Verona supporters who, during the match, allegedly pushed and forced a Neapolitan supporter to leave his assigned seat and threw a beer, damaging the computer of a member of the Press Office staff of the Napoli.Finally, nine Neapolitan ultras were given Daspos for the violence perpetrated against the Police Force and local fans at the end of the match; one of these, in particular, was found in possession of a switchblade inside the minivan he was driving.

The Verona Police Chief issues 54 Daspos to Scaligeri and Napoli fans

In light of their criminal profile, the Police Chief has issued ten more mandatory expulsion orders against Neapolitan ultras, which will prohibit them from returning to the Municipality of Verona.

This first round of measures having been concluded, the positions of over fifty fans are now being assessed for further episodes of violence or illegality recorded both at the end of the Hellas-Napoli, both on the occasion of the Hellas Verona-Monza match for behaviors held inside, near or in the area of ​​the Stadium.

“A major operation that re-proposes the risk of curves aimed at appropriating the territory and excluding the control of the State. Ultras is not synonymous with illegality and it is necessary to stimulate the sensitivity of the Clubs in working with the fans also respecting spaces of color and passion” reiterated Police Chief Massucci.