A detainee in Vitoria and 17 identified in Bilbao during incidents related to the World Cup final
A group has launched barriers and objects to sabotage the broadcast of the Spanish-Argentine match in the vicinity of the giant screen installed by the PP in Bilbao. In Vitoria-Gasteiz, one and two detainees have been identified.
The Ertzaintza has identified 17 people in thedevice organized for the football final in Bilbao, one of whom has been placed under investigation for stab threats and throwing of objects, according to the Department of Safety and Security.
A group, including hooded men, reportedly entered Doña Casilda Park and attempted to sabotage the broadcast of the giant screen that the PP had set up to follow the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina.
Objects were thrown and fences were thrown 40 minutes before the match, when numerous Spanish fans were present.
Severalpeople who were taking part in the demonstration called this afternoon by the Zazpi Baietz initiative in support of the Basque selection have gone to the park of Doña Casilda in Bilbao and entered behind the giant screen. According to the Department of Safety and Security, they have begun to wreak havoc and throw various objects while some of the fans who were there ran away.
At one point, they managed to remove some wires and stop the broadcast of the screen, but then they were able to resume the game.
The Ertzaintza has established a police line and, although it has initially revealed that it has identified five persons, it has subsequently specified that 17 persons, including the person under investigation, have been identified.
Riots in Vitoria too
On the other hand, around 2.50 p.m., the Ertzaintza arrested in Vitoria-Gasteiz a 35-year-old man accused of assaulting an ertzaina during a series of incidents related to the final, when the officer was preparing to assist a person, the Department of Safety and Security reported.
In addition, the Vitoria-Gasteiz Local Police have also reported that two people were identified this afternoon for allegedly assaulting a person wearing a Spanish T-shirt.
According to the same sources, a call was received around 6:30 p.m. warning that a person wearing a Red T-shirt had been attacked.
Local police have identified those responsible for the alleged attack, but the identity of the victim is unknown because he was gone when the patrol arrived.
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