Twelve Arrested Around Tel Aviv Derby at Bloomfield

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Twelve suspects were arrested around the October 29 derby between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Tel Aviv at Bloomfield Stadium. The allegations include brawling, knife possession, public order offenses, assault and obstructing officers.

Police said four suspects were arrested on suspicion of public order offenses, knife possession and involvement in a brawl. After questioning, they were barred from Bloomfield for 60 days.

Two others were arrested after climbing the barriers separating the stands in defiance of instructions. They were also questioned and barred from the stadium for 60 days.

A minor arrested on suspicion of unlawful knife possession was released to house arrest with his parents acting as guarantors and barred from Bloomfield for 60 days.

Five other suspects were arrested on suspicion of assault and obstructing a police officer. They were being questioned at the Jaffa station when police issued their October 29 update.

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