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Labuan cops nab fans, players after football match riot

Fracas in under-23 game sees fans enter field to join scuffle

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 13 Dec 2021 10:13PM

Labuan cops nab fans, players after football match riot

LABUAN – Labuan police arrested 10 men today after a violent incident involving supporters and players during a football match at Labuan Sports Complex here yesterday.

Labuan deputy police chief Mohd Ibrahim Ghani said the local men are aged between 17 and 36 and were detained to assist in the investigation of a fracas in the under-23 football match.    

He said eight of them appeared in court today and the Labuan magistrates’ court ordered them to be remanded for four days beginning today, while two others until tomorrow.             

“We received a report on the brawl not long after the incident…the riot started during the match between Team Bambu 2 and Team PAT United around 1.30pm when the match was in the second half.

“There were some supporters from both teams who were dissatisfied with a scuffle that occurred during the match, causing some supporters to enter the field.

“Several individuals suffered minor injuries and have received treatment,” he said today. – Bernama, December 13, 2021

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