Skip to content
Site Map
Accessibility
Feedback
Large print?
Search this website for:
Hampshire Constabulary
Main menu
(
Skip navigation
)
Home
News & Campaigns
Press Releases
Campaigns
Casebook
Child Rescue Alert
Frontline
Vacancies & Recruitment
About Us
Business Involvement
Advice & Information
Your Local Policing Team
Performance Statistics
Specialist Units
Rural Policing
Your Right to Information
Reporting Crime
Publications & Reports
Frequently Asked Questions
Useful Links
Police Authority
Our Service Commitments
Contact Us
Behind Bars
Outstanding and Wanted
Procurement
You are here:
Home
→
News & Campaigns
→
Press Releases
→ Two men bailed over investigation into indecent chanting at Portsmouth football match
Two men bailed over investigation into indecent chanting at Portsmouth football match
Press Releases
Published:
11/12/2008
Two men have been given bail by police investigating indecent chanting at a football match.
A 36-year-old man from Wokingham, Surrey and a 28-year-old man from Ringwood, Hampshire were bailed until January 21.
They were questioned on suspicion of indecent or racial chanting at a designated football match.
Officers still want to hear from anyone who recognises the remaining 14 people.
The investigation follows abuse directed at Portsmouth Football Club player Sol Campbell during a game against Tottenham on Sunday, September 28, 2008.
The images can be viewed at www.hampshire.police.co.uk and on Crimestoppers Most Wanted website www.crimestoppers-uk.org
Previous Page
Witness appeal after man assaulted outside pub in Southampton
Next Page
Police in Portsmouth investigating indecent chanting at a football match have made a second arrest
News
|
Freedom of Information
|
Complaints
|
Reporting Crime
|
Disclaimer
