Authorities Scotland are examining the supposed sexual attack of a 13-year-old lady at Dundee’s Dens Park.
The event is declared to have actually occurred on Wednesday. Rangers beat Dundee 5-0 at Dens Park that night in the Scottish Premiership.
A Cops Scotland representative stated: “We are performing queries following an accusation of sexual attack including a 13-year-old lady which took place at Dens Park in Dundee on Wednesday November 1, 2023.”
The match in between Dundee and Rangers was postponed two times, to start with due to the visitors being postponed by traffic and after that by fans’ usage of pyrotechnics
The match in between Dundee and Rangers was postponed by fans’ usage of pyrotechnics.
Authorities are carrying out queries, with superintendent Iain Wales stating: “The security of the general public and officers is our top priority.
” Due to a variety of pyrotechnics, consisting of smoke bombs and flares being triggered in the stands, the video game was stopped. Gamers were gotten rid of from the pitch and returned a brief time later on.
” Taking pyrotechnics into a football arena is not just an offense, it is very hazardous. It is significantly frustrating and fretting that in spite of duplicated cautioning about the threat, these are still given matches.
” Fortunately there were no reports of any injuries, nevertheless the repercussions might have been much even worse. It’s just a matter of time before somebody is seriously hurt.
” Although no arrests were made at the video game, retrospective queries are being performed. The examination is continuous and we are working carefully with both clubs to recognize those accountable.
” Anybody with info that might help our queries must get in touch with 101 estimating referral number 2815 of 2 November.”
Dundee likewise launched a declaration after the video game stating they are dealing with the authorities over the showing of offending banners in addition to sectarian singing throughout the video game.
“ Dundee Football Club are examining and dealing with the appropriate authorities after a series of undesirable actions in the stands versus Rangers,” checked out a club declaration.
” Regardless of robust practice by all clubs in the SPFL and the SFA at Hampden, flares, offending banners and singing of sectarian tunes continue to be an issue all throughout our video game in Scottish football.
” As we are dealing with the authorities we are not able to talk about the scenario at this time. The club will comment even more when the continuous examination has actually happened and concluded.”