Four Ajax fans plead guilty to affray after throwing pavement slabs at police and Tottenham fans
Three police officers were assaulted while attempting to intervene
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Your support makes all the difference.Four Ajax fans have pleaded guilty to affray after throwing slabs of pavement at police and Tottenham Hotspur supporters ahead of their Champions League semi-final.
The incident occurred at approximately 19:15 when a group of travelling fans began breaking up pieces of concrete to throw on Brereton Road.
Three police officers were assaulted while attempting to intervene but their injuries were not deemed as serious.
The four men who admitted to their involvement in the incident were:
[A] Marvin Kerkhof, 29, (01.12.1989) of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, charged with affray
[B] Stefan Tromp, 34 (06.04.1985) of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, charged with affray
[C] Fahd Amri, 23 (02.11.1995) of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, charged with affray
[D] Boy Patrick Calvin Fuchs, 28, (07.11.1990) of Amsterdam, Netherlands, charged with affray and assault on an emergency worker.
All four men are now awaiting a sentencing date.
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