The Buenos Aires prosecutor’s office in charge of Dr. Celsa Ramírez ordered the request for information and the collection of evidence to determine the causes of the incidents that occurred in the game that this Sunday Boca beat River 1-0 at the Monumental stadium.
Agents of the Federal Police and judicial employees were present in the offices of the River stadium: in the security monitoring center they try to get images and data of the security operation that took place in the Superclásico.
Justice investigates on the one hand the incidents at the entrance; then the use of flares at the head of the Sívori Alta and the aggressions of the members of River Plate when the Boca players left the field of play.
Likewise, the data from the turnstiles will account for the exact number of people who entered the stadium and if the authorization for just over 70,000 spectators determined by the security agency for sports events was respected.
For its part, the club reported last night that despite the operation (which included 1,264 police officers, 900 private security guards from the TECH agency, 533 UTEDyC controls and 235 entrance control turnstiles) Incidents were recorded at the access via Udaondo Avenue.
“Without prejudice to the aforementioned, those partners and members of Somos River who have tried to enter the Monumental without subscription or tickets, will be prohibited from accessing the Club and the Monumental for six months,” River Plate reported.
What’s more, the “millionaire” club offered the images to justice to identify and suspend for one year the partners and members of Somos River responsible for the incidents that took place when the Boca Juniors players left the field of play.
