the violence on what he called "bandits posing as fans", adding that, "They are murdering Polish soccer and all of our sport." Aftermath Wrocław Police Department announced that 229 hooligans were arrested. 100 were subsequently banned from football matches in Poland for three years. 120 were indicted on charges of assault with a dangerous weapon by the district prosecutor and 100 were found guilty. The police had videotape evidence from the fight, which has been handed to them by a local man. And so they knew the circumstances of the killing of the Arka Gdynia fan who had died of knife wounds, which had been inflicted by a man, named only as Tomasz P, a Wisła Kraków fan, who a few months later was caught hiding under a false name in Rzeszów in southeastern Poland. In October 2005 he was sentenced to ten years imprisonment. See also List of hooligan firms Słupsk street riots 1998 2015 Knurów riots Football hooliganism in Poland References External links Zadyma na śmierć i życie Morderstwo dla sportu Wyrok za życie - Zapadł wyrok w sprawie pseudokibiców oskarżonych o udział w bójce i zabójstwo 2003 riots 2002–03 in Polish football Association football hooliganism Sport in Wrocław Riots and civil disorder in Poland