The white supporters were arrested for theft at the airport and made themselves available to local justice.
Colo Colo supporters They continue to wreak havoc. The Cacique was solid and fought against Fluminense, but it wasn’t enough and he ended up falling at the Maracaná. In this sense, the national team has not only made news in Brazil in the field of football, but also Fans have once again been involved in criminal acts.
Nine Chilean citizens, all barristas of the Macul group, were arrested by Brazilian authorities after being accused of committing a series of thefts from stores at Rio de Janeiro International Airport.
The white fans, who were preparing to return to Chile, were in the terminal waiting to board the plane that would take them back to the country after attending the match between the Grippe and the Cacique, when they committed the crimes.
According to Brazilian media, the thefts were recorded in the morning of Friday. From the premises they reported the theft of perfumes, watches and hats from numerous stores. from Antônio Carlos Jobim Airport, better known as Galeao Airport. Even, There were also attacks on one of the employees.
After the events occurred, the commercial tenants informed the airport authorities, who managed to identify and arrest those involved. The detail shows nine Chilean supporters arrested, who will be sent to the penitentiary system of the state of Rio de Janeiro, where they will remain at the disposal of justice.
Context in Mendoza
The events that occurred in Rio de Janeiro are reminiscent of what happened in Mendoza last February. Alba supporters were involved in a series of criminal events, as part of the duel between Colo Colo and Godoy Cruz.
There were various fights between baristas, thefts, damage to the city, attacks against journalists and, most seriously, an accusation of rape against a woman. The latter spent a month and a half in prison and, finally, He was released due to lack of evidence against him.
Other fans weren’t as lucky. Eight barristas were sentenced to a shortened trial and three years in prison for aggravated theft. After their conviction, the Immigration Department decided to expel them and ban them from entering the city for life.
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