Bristol police are investigating a violent incident involving fans after a match, seeking help to identify suspects. No arrests have been made yet.
Bristol: Police are making headway in a case of football violence. This happened after a match between Bristol City and Blackburn Rovers last month.
They’re looking for help to identify several Bristol City fans. These fans attacked two Blackburn supporters, aged 49 and 20. The club called the incident appalling.
The attack was caught on CCTV and by another fan. The video shows a group of fans punching and kicking the victims. It only stopped when other fans stepped in.
Police say the attack was unprovoked. It took place outside the stadium after the final whistle. Bristol City FC is working with the police to find those responsible.
Despite no arrests yet, police are optimistic. They’ve received a lot of tips from the public and support from the football club.
Club officials were shocked by the violence. They’re committed to taking action against those involved. They’ve shared all video footage with the police.
In addition to police actions, the stadium is preparing to ban anyone identified in the incident from future events.
Police are investigating the assault on the two men. They were attacked while walking towards the train station. The victims suffered cuts and bruises.
Authorities are aware of the footage circulating online. They plan to use it to identify the attackers. Sgt. Sam Bracey emphasized that this behavior is unacceptable.
They’re working quickly to find those responsible and reviewing all available CCTV footage. If anyone has information, they should contact the police.
