Footage of the attack on the Gendarmerie: the Pole was "only" fined 20.000 dinars and deported

The misdemeanor court in Subotica sentenced the citizen Poland a fine of 20.000 dinars and cancellation of residence due to participation in incident at the football match between FC "TSC" from Serbia and FC "Legija" from Poland, which was played in Bačka Topola, when two members of the Gendarmerie were injured.

Previously, members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Subotica filed a misdemeanor report against a 34-year-old Polish citizen, the MUP announced.

He is suspected to have been with a group of visiting fans entering the north stand at the game played on October 24, where a few minutes after the start of the game, members of the Gendarmerie were attacked.

The Polish citizen was brought to the Bačka Topola Police Station, and by order of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Subotica, a misdemeanor charge was filed against him for a violation of the Law on Prevention of Violence and Misbehavior at Sports Events.

As reported by the media, a group of hundreds of "Legion" fans from Warsaw, who were otherwise banned by UEFA from visiting away grounds, appeared in front of a group of surprised gendarmes who, as required by the regulations, were securing an international football match.

The policemen did not want to let them into the stand and an argument started which became more and more bitter, there was a push, and then the situation escalated when a group of the most extreme fans attacked the gendarmerie. The gendarmerie had shields, armor and clubs, but none of them had helmets on their heads.

After the hooligans attacked the gendarmes, they retreated behind the barred door and closed it behind them.

See what it looked like:

Attack on Serbian police by Polish fans, in Bačka Topola...
TSC – Legion (Warsaw)
When they break kids in front of the Assembly, then they are very strong 😡 pic.twitter.com/Wgpsa24LBf

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