Polish police investigate damage after Odra Opole vs FC Magdeburg match

The Opole police are working to identify the individuals responsible for vandalizing the stadium’s restrooms during the match, with suspects facing serious legal consequences.

Police officers from the Municipal Police Headquarters in Opole are conducting an investigation into property damage that occurred during Friday's match between Odra Opole and FC Magdeburg.

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Last Friday, a friendly match between Poland’s Odra Opole and Germany's FC Magdeburg was held at a newly opened stadium in Opole, attracting 11,000 spectators.

The Opole police are investigating those responsible for damaging the stadium's restrooms during the first game at this venue. Vandalism suspects face up to five years in prison.

The police have arrested four individuals, including a 34-year-old from Lower Silesia and a 24-year-old German citizen for drug possession, a 24-year-old German for bringing pyrotechnics to the stadium, and a 58-year-old local for attacking a police officer.

Police have also gathered evidence of property damage after vandals stuck stickers and painted graffiti on restroom walls.

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The German club condemned the actions of the hooligans. Authorities remind that weapons, pyrotechnics, alcohol, and drugs are banned at public events, and those violating these rules face fines, restricted freedom, or up to five years in prison.

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