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The ‘Police Killed Your Own’ Message Flashed At Middlesbrough That Got A Fan Arrested

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Alright, so a fan just got hauled in by the cops after a wild scene at Saturday’s Middlesbrough versus Wolves game. Police are confirming an arrest was made following an incident where “potentially alarming and distressing” footage was displayed on a phone during the match. This isn’t your average post-game chatter, folks, this is serious.

The Message That Sparked A Bust

What exactly went down? An image, now doing the rounds on social media, shows a man at the Riverside holding up his phone. The screen reportedly displayed the words, “police killed your own.” This whole bizarre situation unfolded as Middlesbrough bagged a tight 1-0 victory over Wolves in the Championship. That kind of message definitely overshadows any scoreboard heroics.

The Fallout: Arrest And Investigation Are Rolling

PC Chris Hilton, Cleveland Police’s dedicated football officer, didn’t waste any time confirming the details. A 20-year-old is now under arrest, facing suspicion of a public order offence. Hilton stated that the investigation kicked off “immediately after we were made aware of this footage following the match,” showing just how quickly authorities reacted to what was displayed. Both Middlesbrough FC and Wolverhampton Wanderers FC have been reached out to for their comments on the matter. This isn’t just about a football game anymore; it’s about what went down in the stands and the legal repercussions.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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