Croatian Police target six more suspects over Nazi slogans at Hajduk–Ajax match

Split police will file criminal complaints against six more people suspected of shouting Nazi slogans inciting violence and hatred ahead of the Hajduk Split–Ajax match in Split, Croatia.

This will bring the total number of people facing criminal complaints over the events during the fan march to 20, while police continue searching for the remaining suspects, CE Report quotes HINA.

The Split-Dalmatia Police Administration reported that it filed criminal complaints against the first 14 individuals with the Municipal State Attorney’s Office in Split on Friday, October 16, on suspicion of committing the criminal offence of publicly inciting violence and hatred.

According to police suspicions, the individuals, as members of the Torcida supporters’ group, took part in a fan march through the streets of Split on October 15, shortly before the Hajduk Split–Ajax match, and shouted slogans containing criminally punishable content.

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