AT THE BORDER THEY SAID THEY WERE GOING TO A TOURNAMENT, MUP TK ARRESTED 14 PEOPLE, INCLUDING 11 CROATIAN CITIZENS

(Patria) - Following last night's fight between Hajduk and Crvena Zvezda fans in Dubrave (Živinice) near Tuzla International Airport, in which dozens of members of both fan groups participated, members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Tuzla Canton apprehended several members of Torcida, acting on the order of the TK Prosecutor's Office.

The apprehended individuals are Josip Kustura, Ivan Beoković, Tomislav Kustura, Marino Kristijan Mikeli, Roko Kalašić, Ivan Vrsalović, Marko Jovanović, Vukasović Petar, and Pero Vujčić, all from Split. Also, Roko Kalašić from Pula, Alen Barunčić from Vinkovci, and Duje Penić from Ploče, writes Istraga.ba.

In addition to them, Andrija Jokić from Brčko District, Marko Primorec from Mostar, and Josip Sivrić from Mostar were also apprehended. Most of them will be remanded in custody.

Members of the MUP TK had previously apprehended 93 individuals.

The police determined that a plane carrying FK Crvena Zvezda fans had previously landed at the airport and that the fight occurred immediately after they left the airport premises, where Torcida was waiting for them.

23 people were injured in the fight.

Fans from Split and Trogir entered Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Kamensko Border Crossing. They told border officials that they were heading to a humanitarian tournament in Žepče, reports the Istraga portal.

Stefan Vukšić (2000) from Prijedor was admitted for treatment at the Clinic for Anesthesiology and Resuscitation.

Serious injuries were diagnosed at the Clinic for Orthopedics for Nikola Kalamanda (1983) from Teslić, David Rikić (2005) from Petrovo, and Zdravko Dujić (2000) from Prijedor. Minor bodily injuries were sustained by Miloš Adžić (2004) from Banja Luka, Velimir Mihajlović (1990) from Banja Luka, Ognjen Kecman (2003) from Prijedor, Ognjen Filipović (1996) from Banja Luka, Marko Žarić (1996) from Bijeljina, Zdravko Dujić (2000) from Prijedor, Gliša Manojlović (2005) from Doboj, Nikola Drinić (1992) from Laktaši, Đorđe Stević (1999) from Banja Luka, Damajan Kapetanović (2005) from Bijeljina, Marko Zarić (1996) from Bijeljina, Roko Kalešić (2004) from Pula, Tomislav Kustura (1986) from Split, Josip Savić (2006) from Međugorje, Marko Primorac (1999) from Čitluk, Josip Kustura (1987) from Split, Petar Vukojević (1981) from Split, Kristijan Mariono (2002) from Trogir, Duje Perić (1996) from Ploče, and Alen Barančić (2004) from Split.