Inter fans are arrested for attempted murder against a Grêmio fan before the decisive Grenal

An operation by the Civil Police and the Military Brigade arrested 11 fans suspected of attempted murder against a man in Porto Alegre. According to investigations, the detainees were part of an organized Internacional fan group and beat a Grêmio fan in March this year. ? Access the g1 RS channel on WhatsApp According to the police, the victim was attacked for several minutes during a confrontation between organized fans. The fan was seriously injured and almost died as a result of the attacks. In addition to arrests, the operation carries out search and seizure warrants against other people being investigated. The police also collected materials that could serve as evidence, including clothes and uniforms worn on the day of the attacks. According to the delegate, the case arose from a conflict between members of the two fans. "When they arrived at the scene, the conflict began. A Grêmio fan stayed behind, because the first fans left and fled the place. This fan stayed behind and a violent attack by Inter fans against this single Grêmio fan began," he said. According to the investigation, the beating was carried out for several minutes. “The boy almost died, has serious consequences and remains under treatment,” said the delegate. According to information released during the operation, the victim spent 21 days in a coma. The fan suffered an open fracture to his left leg and a serious head injury, with loss of bone mass. Currently, he still faces difficulties walking and speaking. The Civil Police is investigating the case as a triple-qualified attempted murder, in addition to other crimes. Delegate Mário Souza informed that a second investigation was launched to investigate the conduct of Grêmio fans involved in the episode. "There is a police investigation to investigate, and is already investigating, the conduct of Grêmio fans. The first movement of conflict was Grêmio fans going to Inter's venue to seek confrontation", he said. According to him, everyone involved could be held responsible as the investigations progress. VIDEOS: Everything about RS