Police secure Linzer derby: fans in front of the stadium strictly separated!

Police secure Linzer derby: fans in front of the stadium strictly separated!

In Berlin, a planned fan march before the European Championship qualifier between Germany and Turkey, caused excitement: from 2 p.m., hundreds of Turkish fans wanted to march to the stadium. But the police came in when participants showed the wolf greeting, a sign of the extreme right. According to orf there was a faster police operation, which interrupted the trailer. The police had no evidence of violent riots in advance, which is why the missions were well coordinated. A total of around 3,000 fans were on the feet, which also briefly led to traffic disruptions.

police operation due to provocative behavior

The police were present with numerous forces from various departments on the match day, including a command and official with drones. These measures were necessary to prevent the two fan camps from greater encouragement. The security concept also concluded the possibility of using cameras to point out that provocative gestures were not tolerated, such as Der Spiegel reported.

The police could prevent the police from preventing these preventive measures before there were more serious conflicts. The police also relied on drone technology in order to be able to better assess the Situation and to react quickly to any riots. Despite the incident, the game in the arena on the Gugl was then held on schedule.