Law enforcement officials are probing a case of physical harm. - Four individuals sustained injuries at Dresden's stadium due to a fan-lit explosion.
Multiple individuals got hurt at the third tier clash involving Dynamo Dresden and MSV Duisburg (4:0) due to the use of fireworks. Authorities have initiated an inquiry into causing bodily harm.
In the game's second half, approximately 100 spectators released fireworks in the K-Block area of the Rudolf Harbig Stadium. The instigators hid their identities beforehand, explained a police spokesman Uwe Hofmann on Saturday night.
Hofmann reported that at the very least, four individuals had been wounded because of the smoke bombs. A 17-year-old male experienced respiratory discomfort and burns, while a 19-year-old female was also struck with respiratory irritation. Additionally, a 14-year-old boy suffered breathing issues and a 12-year-old girl encountered shock. All four received on-site medical attention.
Probe into tattooed ultras supporter
Authorities are also examining a person for displaying emblems of unlawful associations. Hofmann: "A 34-year-old German had SS rune tattoos on his body when he was entering the stadium."
Furthermore, a 46-year-old German insulted law enforcement officers in the Parkstraße section postgame. He was recorded for misconduct by the police.
A total of 264 law enforcement officers were responsible for overseeing the third division encounter. The Dresden police headquarters was backed by the Saxon riot police.
The club is liable to pay a hefty penalty from the DFB, as employing pyrotechnics in soccer arenas is illegal.
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Source: symclub.org
