Six minutes into the second half. Luis Suarez he shoed the ball with his left foot and scored the second goal of National in view of Penarol in Sunday’s classic. At that precise moment, while the Gunslinger greeted by kissing his three fingers, an “inflatable” hen was exhibited in the visiting fans, similar to the one that the aurinegra bar lets shine, like a war trophy, in several of the post-9/11 classics. May 2009.
But the inflatable chicken was not the inflatable hen. An approach with the security cameras allows us to notice that it is a fabric, smaller than the original size, filled with balloons.
How did you get into the stadium? The police drive two hypotheses and for these hours traceability is being done. In any of the cases there was a flaw in the security operation, but depending on which hypothesis prospers, there are differences as to who is assigned responsibility.
Because the Peñarol fans had to enter in capsules, escorted by the Police, from the former Modelo market. From the starting point to the entrance to the Héctor Scarone grandstand, in the Central Park, they passed through three police checkpoints and a filter of tickets for the goalkeepers of the Uruguayan Football Association.
That is why a first hypothesis takes responsibility away from the police and suggests that the chicken cloth (which would later be filled with balloons) was hidden inside the Central Park and was not detected by the tricolor club’s private guard.
The other option, which is the one that is gaining more strength now, is that the fabric has been placed in a bag on the bus ride from the ex-market to the stadium. as counted The Observer, In one of the buses, a fan even sneaked in through the back door, which was opened by his teammates who were inside. At that time, the escorting police was located only on the left side and “forgot” to guard the right side of the vehicles.
The flares and other flags would also have been placed in that bag. The investigation continues.
