2024-05-13 04:33:02
Sunday’s day did not end in the best way for Colo Colo. Although, in sports, the albos defeated Audax Italiano 4-1, the behavior of a group of their fans caused havoc at the Bicentennial of La Florida. A series of damages were found in the premises located on Enrique Olivares Avenue, which can cause problems for Black and White.
The report issued by the administration of the Florida stadium indicates a series of problems generated by “fans” of the Cacique: 60 seats detached in the Andes Tribune and North Gallery sector; damage to the point of sale in the north-west sector, in the north-west women’s bathroom, in the men’s bathroom in the north-west sector; destroyed ventilation ducts and more. It is also stated that she was violated the stadium cellar, with destroyed doors and burst metal plates, in addition to the damaged replacement seats.
Furthermore, this cadastre accounts for the destruction of documents of the Department of Local Economy Development, as well as damage to the warehouses of the Department of Local Economy and the Municipal Administration. The destroyed door was found, as well as documents; Damaged furniture and theft of stadium workers’ work tools.
Here we can see the reason for the large amount of papers thrown from the Colo Colo bar area towards the field, in the final part of the game. Despite this, referee Juan Lara did not stop the development of the game.
There is more. Damage has also been reported in the men’s bathroom in the northeast sector and the women’s bathroom in the northeast, and the destruction of the wet network cabinets and emergency stairs in the interior corridors of the premises.
Given this scenario, a complaint was filed at the 36th Carabineros police station in La Florida and This Monday, the legal team of the Municipality of La Florida will present a complaint. Preliminarily, the damage caused at the Bicentennial, attributed to visiting fans, They amount to approximately the sum of 50 million pesos.
This situation raises the issue of violence in football, which turned the relevant authorities upside down at the start of the season, with arguments between Estadio Seguro, the Presidential Delegation and the ANFP. It also evokes what happened in the Super Cup between Colo Colo and Huachipato, at the National Stadium, match interrupted by violent events caused by white barristas, in the northern sector of the Ñuñoa colossus. By the way, the remaining time of that meeting still does not have a rescheduling date.
After the events in Florida, Mayor Rodolfo Carter reacted. “Because our community has a deep bond with Audax, we have allowed, through a rental agreement, the club to play its games in the stadium. Unfortunately, the sports corporation that controls the club has forgotten a fundamental duty, which is to respect the property of all Floridians where they play. They have allowed a high-risk match to be played with Colo Colo, with the brava crowd in the stadium. Where was the ownership of Audax Italiano? Where was Estadio Seguro? What happened today is unacceptable: looting, violence, massive destruction of municipal assets,” the mayor said.
Carter announced the demand that Audax respond for the damages. “Otherwise, they will have to face a civil lawsuit for damages and the immediate termination of the agreement that, until today, allowed them to play,” he noted. A criminal complaint will also be filed against those detained by Carabineros and against those responsible for the damages.
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