An investigation remains open into allegations that a Charlton player was racially abused by a home supporter during Saturday’s match against Birmingham City
Iain Liddle reports
An investigation remains open into allegations that a Charlton player was racially abused by a home supporter during Saturday’s match against Birmingham City.
Following a detailed examination of the available CCTV footage a suspect has now been identified and the club are currently working with police to locate them.
Charlton adopts a zero tolerance policy against racist behaviour and takes the allegations extremely seriously.
The club would also like to apologise to a supporter who was incorrectly identified in relation to the incident and passed on to local police on Saturday.
The individual concerned, who has been completely exonerated from any blame, accepts it was the result of a genuine error made in good faith and has offered his personal support to helping the club combat all forms of racism.
No further comment will be made at this time.
Read more at
http://www.cafc.co.uk/news/article/20140212-club-statement-1356081.aspx#fo0vebCBaVHL1jUU.99
Comments
If Green apologises to the poor bloke who was wrongly accused, everyone should move on and let the club and police find and deal with the real culprit.
That could of been anyone of us. How would you feel? when you are protesting your innocence but know one is listening or cares all because you were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Very Harsh and bullish if you ask me. The bloke had done nothing to warrant that.
Didnt think so
A championship quality grass would have fingered the right person;-)
In all seriousness at least he had the bottle to speak up as cafc99 rightly said.