Apologize to the fans who rushed into the infield and hugged Messi! What punishment will you face? Match | Stadium | Messi
On the evening of June 15th at 8 o'clock, the Argentine team led by Messi made their debut at the new team, but they easily defeated the Australian team 2-0 in an international friendly match. The highly anticipated Meiqiu King has sparked public opinion in China these days, grabbing all the attention.
During the game, Messi celebrated his goal
During the game, a fan broke into the field, causing the game to be interrupted for over a minute before being carried out of the stadium by security guards.
Afterwards, the fan involved, Mr. Di, stated in an interview that he started liking Messi at the age of 9 and had a cramp and sprain in his foot after jumping in the stands. He apologized for his behavior.
Some netizens questioned the carelessness of the on-site security. In response, the security company stated that our people have been chasing after us and held a work meeting overnight after the game.
The fans rushed into the stadium to embrace Messi, causing the game to be interrupted,
What punishment will you face?
According to lawyers, considering the severity of the violation and the age characteristics of minors, the likelihood of the perpetrator being warned or fined is relatively high.
The video shows that after the fan rushed into the stadium, he hugged Messi from the Argentine team, shook hands with Acunia and Martin, ran for dozens of meters, and was eventually carried out of the stadium by multiple security guards.
After returning to the stands, the fan faced the video footage and said that because he really wanted to see Messi, he found that the security at the scene was not very tight, so he impulsively jumped off the stands and rushed into the stadium. He admitted that his behavior was very bad. Other videos circulating on the internet show that the suspected fan was carried out by the police and returned to the stands to tell others that he was not yet 18 years old.
Should the fan bear legal responsibility for breaking into the stadium and causing the game to be interrupted?
Yuan Sanhui, a partner lawyer at Hubei Yisheng Law Firm, believes that the behavior of the fan violates Article 24 of the Public Security Management Punishment Law. Those who violate public security management by disrupting the order of large-scale mass activities will be given a warning or fined up to 200 yuan; Those with serious circumstances shall be detained for not less than 5 days but not more than 10 days, and may also be fined not more than 500 yuan. At the same time, they can be ordered not to enter the sports stadium to watch similar matches for twelve months.
Yuan Sanhui said that the so-called serious circumstances generally refer to situations where the staff do not intervene, resulting in more serious consequences or adverse effects. From the video, it can be seen that he broke into the stadium and hugged his idol during the break of the game due to temporary excitement, and was quickly taken away from the stadium. His behavior should not be considered serious and must be determined by the police. If it is a minor, according to Article 30 of the Administrative Penalty Law, if a minor who has reached the age of fourteen but not eighteen commits an illegal act, the administrative penalty shall be lighter or mitigated. Considering the severity of the violation and the age characteristics of minors, the likelihood of the perpetrator being warned or fined is relatively high.
On the evening of the 16th, Beijing 110 responded to Jimu News reporters that relevant departments will carry out work according to the actual situation for handling, but the specific handling is unclear.
There are precedents for being punished in similar situations of unauthorized entry into the stadium. According to reports, on March 11, 2006, during a match between Chongqing Lifan and Liaozu, a 50 year old fan was lawfully detained for 10 days and fined 500 yuan for jumping into the stadium without permission. He was also prohibited from entering the stadium to watch similar matches for a year.
