The commissioner of Sassari issued 16 orders from Daspo against 15 Torres fans and one from Olbia following the clashes and riots that took place in three recent Lega Pro matches.

Threats, fights, episodes of violence and paper bombs thrown among the people are the disputed episodes.

The three "offending" matches: Torres-Cesena on 15 January at Vanni Sanna, Olbia-Fermana on 31 January at Nespoli and, again at Vanni Sanna, Torres-Lucchese on 4 February.

During Torres-Cesena , two fans threw paper bombs towards the pitch in an area full of people, including minors . One of the managers, already subjected to Daspo in the past, is the recipient of the same provision for the duration of six years, with the obligation to present himself at the police offices during all Torres matches. The other received a three-year Daspo.

During Olbia-Fermana a fan threw a paper bomb under the stands of the Curva Mare crowded with people, a two-year-old Daspo was triggered for him .

A massive brawl between Torres fans from opposing groups broke out on February 4 during the Lucchese home match. Punches, kicks, shoves and threats in the north curve full of people and minors, so much so that the intervention of the police was necessary to quell the riots. For four of them, Daspo was triggered for six, seven and eight years with the obligation to report to the police station during the rossoblù matches. Lighter daspo, two and three years old, for all the others.

The sixteen violent fans were also reported to the judicial authorities, the investigations were carried out by the Anti-Crime Police Division, the Digos of the Sassari Police Headquarters and the Olbia Police Station.

(Unioneonline/L)

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