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The sanctions were quick! The president of the Turkish Basketball club of Mersin was sentenced to a fine for resisting his arrest by the police during the Euroligue Women's Women's match against Bourges on Wednesday in Zaragosse, in a decision consulted on Friday by AFP.
The Aragon Superior Court sentenced Sedar Cevirgen on Thursday for “the offense of resistance to authority to a fine of 6 months at the rate of 8 euros/day” and for injuries on police officers at a fine of 20 days at the rate of 8 euros/day.
🎟️CBK Mersin gets into the semifinals by defeating Tango Bourges (66-59).
Several members of the Turkish club board have been expelled from the pavilion during the party.
It will be the rival of Valencia Basket.
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Sedar Cevirgen and other members of the Turkish club delegation, where the French Marine Johannès, Iliana Rupert, Marine Faudhoux and Christelle Diallo, caused an altercation by the field following a whistled fault against the coach, Ahmet Kandemir, in the 15th minute of this match of access to the semi-finals of the Final.
The invasion of the prosecution led to the interruption of the meeting for a few minutes and the intervention of the security agents. Faced with the refusal of the president of Mersin to return to the gallery, the police arrested him during which the police were slightly injured, the court said.
Mr. Cevirgen will have to compensate four Spanish police officers for injuries respectively up to “280 euros, 400 euros, 280 euros and 280 euros”.
The Turkish Mersin finally won the match against Bourges (66-59). They face this Friday Valence in the semi-finals of the Euroligue.
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