Channel 13 Report: Alleged Link Between University of Chile Fans and Organized Crime
The ANFP and the University of Chile have both responded to a Channel 13 report alleging a connection between the university’s supporters’ association “Los de Abajo” and organized crime.
“We are not the Prosecutor’s Office,” Pablo Milad, president of the ANFP, stated.
Report Details
The report titled “Piño de Choque, Armed Arm of Los de Abajo” claims that the armed wing of “Los de Abajo” is involved in drug trafficking, weapons, and homicides. It specifically mentions the arrest of Maykool Muñoz, allegedly connected to the murder of a Colo Colo fan and an attack on a security guard during a match.
ANFP and University Response
The ANFP and the University of Chile both denied any involvement in lifting the ban on Muñoz from entering stadiums. The ANFP emphasized that they rely on information from law enforcement agencies. The university stated that they have not requested the lifting of any sanctions against Muñoz.
T13 Responds to Threats
T13, the media outlet that aired the report, reported receiving threats after its broadcast. The channel expressed concern over the organization of violent attacks by “Los de Abajo” members and alleged murders.
Conclusion
The controversy surrounding the alleged link between “Los de Abajo” and organized crime highlights the challenges faced in maintaining security and order at sporting events. The ANFP, the University of Chile, and T13 are all grappling with the consequences of this report and the threats it has generated.