The Argentine club Central Rosary presented an accusation this Friday before the Provincial Prosecutor’s Office of Santa Fe to clearly define the violent acts that occurred the day before, during the match that the ‘Canalla’ played in Rosario against the Penarol Uruguayan in his debut in the Copa Libertadores.
“The athletic Club Central Rosary informs that it is filing a criminal complaint this Friday with the Public Prosecutor’s Office for the purposes of clarifying the facts of public knowledge and searching for those responsible,” the Santa Fe entity published on its social network account X.
The events took place in the run-up to the duel, when the fans of Central Rosary present in the upper tier began to throw objects, such as iron containment fences, at the ‘carboneros’ who were in the lower sector.
At that moment a projectile war began between both groups throughout the fight, which ended with the launch of a projectile towards the Uruguayan defender. Maxi Oliverawho retreated to the locker room with his face visibly bloody.
These events caused the Argentine club to assure in another previous statement also on social networks that it will identify those responsible for both sides through the cameras present in the stadium. Gigante de Arroyito Stadium, Rosarioreviewing access controls.
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In addition, the club asked “those who have video material or photos” about what happened to send them to the institution’s email.
Also Fernando Peverengoprovincial director of Security in mass events, assured in a radio interview that “there were failures” during access control to the stadium, due to the entry of pyrotechnics, and during the incidents, both with the fences and with the fans who threw objects. forceful attacks against the players, “and they must be corrected.”
“The conditions are not in place for it to be played behind closed doors. What failed was an operation that was willing. What happened is not a necessary reason to close the stadium, but it is a reason to take measures so that it does not happen again,” exposed Peverengo.
The city of rosary beads is going through a delicate moment due to an upsurge in crimes associated with drug trafficking in recent weeks, which included the random murder of four citizens.
For this reason, the national government decided to send federal forces to act in coordination with the provincial and local police, and add military personnel to provide logistical support.
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Threats to Messi and Di María
These criminal acts and threats came to affect the family environment of soccer players originally from that city, such as Lionel Messi and Angel di Maria.
The relatives of ‘Noodle’ At the end of March, they received a threat in the form of a poster on the door of their home in the town of Funes (near Rosario), while the captain of the ‘Albiceleste’ suffered them a year ago, when his wife’s relatives, Antonela Roccuzzoreceived a poster addressed to Messi by drug traffickers.
