Three Boca fans arrested for copying a monkey and making a Nazi gesture in a match against Corinthians | Corinthians

According to delegate Cesar Saad, of the Sports Intolerance Crime Analysis and Suppression (DRADE) police station, two fans were filmed mimicking monkeys in the direction of Corinthians fans. (See the videos above and below). This was framed in the crime of racial abuse. You will have to pay A guarantee of 20 thousand Brazilian riyals To answer the operation freely.

The other was caught giving the Nazi salute (See below). In the first information from the delegate, the fan will be framed in an apology for the offense, which is not available. The Argentine even claimed he was sending kisses to Corinthians fans.

After investigating the facts in the arena by the responsible bodies, it was decided that the Argentine would be framed for the crime of racism, which is subject to bail (also 20 thousand Brazilian reals).

Two Boca Juniors fans, one of whom is a family member of a prisoner, have pledged bail to whoever made a monkey salute (video above) and the man who made the Nazi salute (video below).

The duo, along with a fan who won’t be bailed out, was sent to the Pinheiros 3 temporary detention center.. Mondays will be released when banking hours open, around 10 a.m. on Wednesday.

Three other Boca fans were arrested and taken to Jecrim (Special Criminal Court) at the stadium, and hours after the match, they were released.

There is also an Argentine who was not found by the police after recording him making racist gestures. Watch:

This is not the first time that Boca fans in Sao Paulo have been arrested for racist acts. in the match against Corinthians For the first stage of the Libertadores, An Argentine was forced to release on bail to leave the police station after imitating a monkey in the stands of the Arena.

In the second match, in May, in Argentina, More Boca fans have appeared imitating monkeys in videos made by Corinthians fans in Bombonera..

On account of this, the CONMEBOL Boca Juniors fined $100,000 (£524,000 at current rates).

After Tuesday’s match, Corinthians issued a note denying the issues: