Violence in the outskirts of Stade de France during Champions League Final
Following the recent acts of violence recorded in the outskirts of Stade de France, in Saint-Denis, during the Champions League final, six individuals were arrested. Of these, three have already been sentenced to prison, while the remaining, of Peruvian nationality, will be tried on July 5th.
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During the championship match that brings together the best teams in Europe, there were disturbances outside the venue. The match ended with a 1-0 victory for Real Madrid over Liverpool.
Of the six people arrested, it was possible to identify three subjects who were Peruvian, aged 21, 26, and 39. They were charged with group theft, as a large number of cell phones were found when they were apprehended.
The other three individuals arrested by the police have already been sentenced to prison for several months. Meanwhile, the Peruvians have had their trial postponed to July 5th due to an "overload of the court's schedule".
Of the three who will be tried, the two youngest claimed that they were tourists in Paris. However, according to the prosecutor, their objective was to go to Stade de France to steal phones.
On the other hand, the 39-year-old Peruvian lived in Bobigny with his partner and had an appointment at the French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons (Ofpra) on Monday to submit an asylum application.
Finally, France defended itself last Monday after the Champions final, claiming that there were many fake tickets and that the criticized actions of the police prevented fatalities.