Manchester United’s Captain, Harry Maguire Released From Police Custody
Manchester United has released a statement which states that after today’s court appearance, the case was adjourned to allow Maguire’s legal team to consider the case file.
A Manchester United statement said:
Following the appearance in court today we note the adjournment of the case to allow the legal team to consider the case file.
Harry has pleaded not guilty to the charges. It would be inappropriate for the player or club to comment further while the legal process takes its course.
Reports said he was involved in an altercation with other British tourists last night. When the officers tried to intervene, three men including the England international allegedly fought back physically and verbally while resisting arrest.
A statement by the Hellenic Police alleged that one of their officers was hit in an altercation with the three men, who later “resisted, pushing and beating” officers when transported to a police station.
Three foreigners, aged 27, 28 and 29, were arrested today (August 21, 2020) in Mykonos by police officers of the Mykonos police department,
the statement read.
Patrolling police officers in the area of Mykonos intervened and normalised a dispute between citizens, however, three foreigners involved in the incident turned against them, insulting and hitting a police officer with fists.
The three foreigners were taken to the Mykonos police station, where upon their arrival they strongly resisted, pushing and beating three police officers.
One of the detainees then tried to offer money so that the trial against them would not be completed. The arrested (men) were taken to the Syros prosecutor’s office.
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