An amateur football match turned into a crime story Carpi, in the province of Modena: a footballer of , sent off during the match for tensions with opposing fans, chased some of them by car at the end of the match, firing three shots in the air with a chase dogs for intimidation purposes.
His brother was also on the vehicle with him. 20enne. Both were reported for aggravated threat in competition. The episode, reported by Il Resto del Carlino, it happened last Sunday at the end of the challenge of Second Category between the Cabassi Union Carpi and Crevalcore, a Bologna-based team. The 26-year-old, originally from Napoli and resident in Rolo (Reggio Emilia), had received a red card from the referee following a heated argument with the visiting fans.
At the end of the match, according to the complaint filed by the supporters of the Crevalcore, the footballer allegedly got into the car with his brother, brandishing a gun and shouting threats. Shortly after, at a traffic light, the two allegedly pulled up alongside the car of the Bologna fans, exploding three shots in the air before disappearing.
The police intervention led to the discovery of the dog chaser used for intimidation. The general director of the Cabassi Union Carpi, Paul Rossi: "We await the investigation's developments, but if our player's responsibilities are ascertained, the club will take action.".
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