Twenty individuals have been charged with various offences following a violent altercation prior to a football match between Norwich City and Ipswich Town earlier this year. The incidents took place on April 6th at various locations in Norwich, where a group of men and boys engaged in aggressive behavior towards each other. Norfolk Police have charged the individuals, who range in age from teenagers to a 62-year-old man, with offences such as affray and causing fear or provocation of violence. The defendants, who hail from Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk, and Warwickshire, are scheduled to appear at Norwich Magistrates’ Court in December.
The violent incidents occurred on Heathside Road, Cotman Road, Thorpe Road, and Carrow Road in Norwich, leading to the charges being filed by Norfolk Police against the individuals involved. The group of males engaged in both verbal and physical aggression towards each other, resulting in the charges being brought against them. The defendants, who range in age from teenagers to a 62-year-old man, are facing charges such as affray and causing fear or provocation of violence. The individuals come from various locations, including Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk, and Warwickshire, and will have their day in court in December.
The 20 individuals who have been charged following the violent incidents before the Norwich City and Ipswich Town football match will have their day in court at Norwich Magistrates’ Court in December. The defendants, who range in age from teenagers to a 62-year-old man, are facing charges related to affray and causing fear or provocation of violence. The individuals come from various locations, with some hailing from Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk, and Warwickshire. Norfolk Police have taken action against the individuals involved in the violent altercations that took place at various locations in Norwich earlier this year.
The violent altercations before the football match between Norwich City and Ipswich Town led to charges being filed against 20 individuals by Norfolk Police. The group of men and boys engaged in aggressive behavior towards each other on multiple streets in Norwich, resulting in charges such as affray and causing fear or provocation of violence. The defendants, who come from various locations in Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk, and Warwickshire, will be appearing in Norwich Magistrates’ Court in December to face the charges brought against them. The incidents serve as a reminder of the consequences of engaging in violent behavior in public settings, particularly before sporting events.
