After the defeat in Ulm, fans of the 1st FC Magdeburg rioted on the way home on a Franconian car court. Some of them are said to have stolen the local petrol station and attacked an employee. Vehicles from the alarmed police were also damaged. They accepted 229 personal details.
With a stop threehe buses and several cars with football fans of the 1. FC Magdeburg Fans are said to have apparently stolen objects from a petrol station-including e-cigarettes. As the police announced in Middle Franconia on Sundayit was therefore a large -scale operation at the Autohof Schnaittach near Nuremberg on Saturday evening.
An employee who wanted to take pictures after the alleged theft and photographed the license plates of the buses was attacked according to the police. Several, previously unknown men are said to have insulted, one of them is said to have spit on her face.
The police were then alerted, later also the riot police. Before the officials arrived, the fans said that a bag with numerous stolen objects handed over to the petrol station employees. During the search of the buses, further, alleged thiefs were found.
Police vehicles attacked
The Police officers accepted 229 personal details on site. The person who is accused of assault was treated. In the case of theft, the police assume 20 suspects involved, the damage here is around 500 euros.
While According to the police, several emergency vehicles have also been damaged. According to this, unknown vehicle parts broke off, scratched them, turned on tire valves, spit on vehicles and urinated. The investigation is underway.
Man in the hospital
During the mission, there was also an emergency: a man from the buses suffered a seizure. A rescue helicopter brought an emergency doctor to the carof, the man was taken to a hospital with an ambulance. Almost six hours after the incidents began, the assignment at the petrol station had ended. The police accompanied the buses to the Bavarian state border.
The 1. FC Magdeburg had previously In the 0-1 loss in Ulm have to accept a damper in the fight for promotion to the Bundesliga.
dpa, MDR (Sebastian Gall)
