Leszno poviat. Over 200 hooligans had an assault on the train. The fight was prevented by the police

A group of over 200 hooligans, including From Lublin, she planned to assault on traveling fans from Legnica. The police were prevented by information from witnesses. The uniforms detained some vehicles, several dozen hooligans were identified. They had jaw protectors, sticks or manual gas pitchers.

Information from Górowski, Leszczyński and Głogowski poviats reached the police. Witnesses saw cavalcades of passenger vehicles and buses filled with young men. The uniformed findings show that they planned to assault the fans of the Legnica club traveling by train.

The group had over 200 people. There were almost three times less hooligans on the train.

They had uniform white T -shirts

“Immediate actions taken and patrols directed at the place revealed several dozen vehicles, inside which were young men uniformly dressed in white T -shirts. At the sight of the upcoming police cars, a column of vehicles with hooligans began to move away in different directions” – we read on the website of the Lower Silesian police.

Some vehicles were detained for roadside controls, during which several dozen people were identified, as it turned out, hooligans living in various regions of Poland on a daily basis.

They had jaw pads and sticks

“Of course, hooligans could not logically explain their presence in the Leszczyński poviat, where they were identified” – informs the police.

During their detention, each of the men had bandages, gloves and tapes on his hands. The vehicles also found jaw pads, sticks, equipment used for martial arts and manual gas brootters.

Bystanders could suffer

“In addition, each of the hooligans was dressed in a white T -shirt, which was to allow you to identify 'their' during a fight. Men were in the possession of emblems identifying their belonging to the environment of hooligans, well -known police, football teams. The number of people in case of confrontation A train from Legnica, “says the police message.

Currently, activities are underway to determine as many participants as possible participating in the event.