If found guilty, they face a maximum prison sentence of five years. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SURABAYA, Indonesia - An Indonesian court on Monday began a trial of a handful of police officers and soccer match organisers on charges of criminal negligence for their role inThe disaster, in which 135 people died, occurred after a match at Kanjuruhan stadium in Malang, East Java,a crowd-control measure banned by soccer’s global governing body, FIFA.
A court in Surabaya will hear charges against five people, including three police officials and one security officer, and a match organiser.The trial is being held via teleconference due to security concerns, said court spokesperson Agung Pranata. Indonesia’s human rights commission, which conducted an investigation into the stampede last November, found police fired 45 rounds of tear gas into the crowd at the end of the match, causing panic that led to the stampede. Investigators concluded thatThe commission said locked doors, an overcapacity stadium and failure to properly implement safety procedures exacerbated the death toll.
A lawyer for the match organiser from Arema, one of the soccer clubs involved in the match, said his client denied all charges. “If there is negligence it should be on the police, who fired the tear gas, not us,” said Mr Sudarman, the lawyer.After the incident Indonesian President Joko Widodo announced that all soccer league matches would be suspended, and that Kanjuruhan stadium
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