City of Jena speaks 61 bans against violent fans!
City of Jena speaks 61 bans against violent fans!
Jena, Deutschland - The city of Jena has taken appropriate steps to ensure security during football games. Specifically, 61 bans were pronounced against people who are no longer allowed to enter the home games of FC Carl Zeiss Jena on the Ernst Abbe sports field for one year. This is a direct reaction to violent riots that took place in the regional league game between Jena and BSG Chemie Leipzig on November 30, 2024. A total of 79 people were injured in these incidents, including ten police officers, five folders and 64 fans.
like Bild.de Administrative offenses displayed. The allegations range from the fracture of the peace to overcoming and damaging barriers to violent penetration into blocked stadium areas. Mayor Benjamin Koppe emphasizes that security at football events is the responsibility of the city. It is noteworthy that FC Carl Zeiss Jena, although it was informed about the ongoing investigation, did not pronounced its own stadium bans.
security measures and legal aspects
The house bans, which were pronounced by the city administration of Jena based on police investigations, primarily affect people from the local fan scene. These measures also found no broad publication for data protection reasons, so mdr.de . Affected fans have the option of legal prohibitions, but bear the burden of proof for their innocence.
Interestingly, the riots in the stadium caused considerable damage to property, with damage of around 70,000 euros. These incidents not only attract attention to what is happening in Jena, but also show a disturbing trend in German football, where violence and riots increase. In the past few weeks there have been similar incidents in Germany and France where fans were looking for violent clashes.
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