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Detained Arsenal fans didn’t know anything about club, police say

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January 24, 2023
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Detained Arsenal fans didn’t know anything about club, police say

Police officers arrest an Arsenal supporter who was involved in 'premier league' trophy parade in Jinja on January 23, 2023. PHOTO/PHILIP WAFULA

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By Philip Wafula | Monitor

Police in Jinja have said Arsenal supporters who were arrested while celebrating on the city’s streets following the league leader’s 3-2 victory over Manchester United on Sunday, “don’t know anything about the English Premier League club.”

Eight football fans were taken in on Monday after they were intercepted by police along Iganga Road as they began drawing crowds to their five-car convoy which had a trophy believed to have been bought from a sports shop.

Those detained include Felix Bagiire aka Shamlove, who hosts an entertainment programme on a local radio station, and Baker Kasule among others.

On Monday, Kasule said a police patrol vehicle pulled in front and asked him to drive to Jinja Police Station.

He added: “We were arrested because we were celebrating our 3-2 victory over Manchester United.” Read more

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