On Thursday night (10), the chief security chief of the Chilean stadium, Pamela Fenigas, resigned after the death of two fans before the match between Colo Colo and Fortalisa to the Libertorris.
National Security Minister Luis Kordero confirmed the information, saying at a press point: “Pamela Fenigas submitted his resignation and was accepted immediately.”
ANFP, equally. Ownership or opportunistic data cannot be accepted and that all those who participate in the world of football correspond to violence and threats as a means of representation “) that the clubs enjoy their obligations, and the (National Professional Football Association), on an equal footing. Outs of opportunities or opportunistic data cannot be accepted and they are compatible with all those who participate in the world of football use violence and threats as a way to work. ”
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The Ministry of Insurance Stadium, which is part of the Ministry of Internal Security and Public Security, is responsible for implementing the law 19,327 on the rights and obligations of professional football events.
He is responsible for providing advice to political authorities, prevention, security, and public order in football through ANFP (National Professional Football Association), regional and regional presidential delegations and Chilean national police (Chilean Carapenens).
Seguro stadium was established in 2011, during the first government of President Sebastián Piñera, to reduce crime and violence in professional football matches. The goal is to restore football fields as places for entertainment and entertainment, to meet fans who embrace sports.
The death of the fans
This Thursday (10), the huge stadium, in Markol Municipality, in Santiago, was a scene Serious accidents before and during To the game between Colo-Colo and FortalezaFor COPA LIBERTADORS.
Confusion began with Attempt to invade From the fans, which led to The death of two people And in the following comment of the game.
According to preliminary information, fans gathered outside the field, screaming and throwing things against security.
The police responded with water cannons and reinforcement in the unit, but the situation worsened as part of the crowd tried to force the entrance, while overthrowing one of the walls of the ocean. Many people were held at the scene and two died.
The fine conditions of deaths are still under investigation, but two hypotheses are considered: the first indicates that the police car may have passed on the late fence, and crushed two victims. The second indicates that deaths were caused by human collapse during riots.
