Eisbears under pressure: police call for chaos in the stands!

In an exciting ice hockey game in the top division, the hammer polar bears had to accept a narrow 3: 4 defeat against the Hannover Scorpions. The game took place in front of 867 spectators who adjusted to a gripping duel. Miro Markkula (13th minute), Gianluca Balla (36th minute) and Joshua Greuss (54th minute) scored the gates for the polar bears. On the other hand, Jordan Knackstedt (2nd minute), Brett Cameron (41st minute) and Artur Kruminsch (42nd minute) took care of the scorpions. In the decisive penalty shootout, Christoph Kabitzky secured the victory for Hanover.

The situation in the stadium was overshadowed by the behavior of fans of the Essen mosquitoes, which mixed in the audience area. Managing Director Martin Köchling was forced to call the police. Ibo Weißleder, the sporting director of the polar bears, was frustrated about the mosquito fans. The incident is related to earlier theft in the polar bear's guest cabin, which took place during the last game against the mosquitoes during the second third.

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The scandal at the mosquitos Essen occurred on December 31, 2024, when the home game against the Hammer Eisbären had to be canceled due to theft in the guest cabin. At the time of the demolition, the mosquito led 5: 3. During the game, all the valuables of the polar bear players were stolen, which led to a refusal of the team to continue the game after the break. The police were on site and started investigations to find out how the perpetrators were given access to the guest cabin. The final evaluation of the game lies with the German Ice Hockey Association (Deb).

The mosquitoes informed their fans about Instagram about the incident and the subsequent discussion about security precautions began among the spectators. Hammer coach Casey Fratkin also criticized the security standards in the Essen Halle, whereupon the Moskitos examine legal steps against him. An official statement on the incident has been announced for the coming days, such as t-online reported.