Antiviolence proposes a fine for those who hung the doll of Vinicius: 60,001 euros and two years without entering the stadiums

The Anti-Violence Commission has agreed on Monday to propose to the Government Delegation fines of 60,001 euros to the four individuals identified as authors of hanging from a bridge near the Ciudad Deportiva del Real Madrid a doll with the shirt of Vinicius Júnior and a banner with the slogan "Madrid hates Real". These events occurred on January 26, in the run-up to the quarterfinal match of the Copa del Rey between the Whites and Atlético de Madrid. The police identified those responsible, between 19 and 24 years old, as members of the Athletic Front, the ultra group of the mattress set.

In addition to the hefty fine, the perpetrators will be banned from sports venues for the next two years. This has been confirmed to EL PAÍS sources of the Superior Council of Sports (CSD), who see very complicated that the possible allegations presented by the accused go ahead.

On May 25, the four alleged perpetrators were provisionally released two days after being arrested, the same week that Vinicius denounced racist insults at the Valencia stadium. They were charged with a hate crime and were prohibited from approaching the player, his workplace and the Santiago Bernabéu and Cívitas Metropolitano stadiums in the matches played by the Brazilian.

It has not been the only proposal for sanction of Antiviolence, which also asks for fines of 5,000 euros and the prohibition of access to sports venues for a year to the three individuals identified as authors of racist gestures directed against Vinicius himself in Valencia-Real Madrid on May 21, which caused the arrest of the match for several minutes. The Valencian club announced the day after the match that it would expel for life the fans who rebuked the striker.

Complaints of racism against Vinicius have been a constant this season, in which up to ten have been registered. The Commission has decided to increase the penalty for these Valencia fans from 4,000 to 5,000 euros, understanding that the authors were aware of the reprehensibility of their actions "having repeated this type of behavior and having been subject to sanctions its authors in several matches throughout this season. "

On the occasion of that same match, Antiviolencia also proposed to fine with 3,001 euros, and the prohibition of access to sports venues for a period of six months, to a fan who, in a place near Mestalla "altered the order" and confronted the security forces when they intervened to cease his attitude.

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