After the serious riots during the rise of the second division soccer team Dynamo Dresden, the club, the police and the city are striving for better cooperation.
As part of the efforts, an expert hearing will take place on October 11 from 4 p.m. on the events of May 16, 2021 under the leadership of the first mayor Detlef Sittel.
The club announced on Friday.
Dresden - During and after the third division game against Türkgücü Munich, there were massive riots in the stadium area.
185 police officers were injured, as well as journalists and uninvolved fans, the number of whom is not known.
The riot had started from around 400 violent people.
also read
Riots at Dynamo: More suspects turn up
The Dresden police identified other suspects in their public search after the riots at Dynamo Dresden.
Two men, aged 60 and 19, reported to the authorities, the police said on Friday.
A total of six men were identified in the fourth public manhunt that started this week.
Riots at Dynamo: More suspects turn up
Riots at Dynamo Dresden: Public search
For the fourth time, the police are searching for suspects in the riots at Dynamo Dresden in May with a public manhunt.
Posters with pictures of a total of 20 men are to be seen in various places in the state capital and on the police website in the coming days.
Riots at Dynamo Dresden: Public search
Several hundred euros in damage: a stranger smeared numerous election posters
In the district of Neumarkt in the Upper Palatinate, a stranger sprayed a number of election posters with paint.
The police are now asking for evidence.
Several hundred euros in damage: a stranger smeared numerous election posters
“If we see the expert hearing as an opportunity for new impulses or ideas to prevent violence, we can put the future cooperation between the club, the city and the police on a better foundation.
Because none of the above can solve the problems alone, ”said Dresden's police chief Jörg Kubiessa.
During the 90-minute hearing, each expert is given ten minutes to speak.
The parliamentary group representatives of the city council can then ask questions.
dpa
