A violent crowd of football fans were captured by Cardiff City Center, attacked buses and collide with the police.
The condition unfolded before the current champion match between Cardiff City and Bristol City, in which the police confirmed that they were aware of 'some incidents of disorder' in the city center.
Eyewitnesses reported that no fewer than 100 masked men break the windows of buses, throw rockets and intimidate passers -by.
In one harrowing clip, a group of Bristol City supporters are seen who attacks a Wetherpoon -Pub, launch objects in the building, while stuffed police officers, together with their colleagues, try to spread the violent audience.
Allegedly, bus drivers were advised to stay away from the city center after some members of the group of vehicles started attacking.
One witness said: 'Football fans touch our bus while they pass, a masked one, has just started the door of the bus that we have. He cracked the glass.
“Bus driver has a kind of radio that tells all buses to avoid the city center.”
While the chaos continued, residents of Cardiff were encouraged to stay away from the area, where some claimed that the streets were 'full of riots'.
A violent crowd of football fans was captured by Cardiff City Center, attacked buses and collide with the police
Before the current champion match between Cardiff City and Bristol City, the condition unfolded, in which the police confirmed that they were aware of 'some incidents of disorder' in the city center
Another eyewitness described the scene and said: 'I would say that there were about 100 of them and the police with wanderings tried to guide them through Westgate Street. One of them hit the door and the glass hit. We were pretty shaken. '
The police of Zuid -Wales have confirmed that one arrest has been made for a public order, in which the police spokesman says: 'The police of South Wales are aware of some incidents of disorder that took place in Cardiff City Center prior At the current champion match between Cardiff City and Bristol City in Cardiff City Stadium.
“Officers were very busy to ensure that supporters come to the stadium as safely as possible.”
The disturbance began in the morning, prior to the early kick -off in Cardiff City Stadium.
The police had introduced an operation to ensure that both sets supporters could safely leave the stadium after the game, which ended in a 1-1 draw.
The disturbance began in the morning, prior to the early kick -off in Cardiff City Stadium
A spokesperson for the South -Wales police added: 'A derby nature like this always comes with a very charged atmosphere. Unfortunately, there will always be a minority who will try to take on a disorder, but officers responded quickly to stop such incidents.
A police operation was introduced to ensure that both sets supporters left the stadium safely after the game. '
Despite the unrest, the leader of Cardiff Council, Huw Thomas, went to social media to reassure residents and stated: 'Although it is disappointing to see the behavior of a handful of idiots, there are no continuous issues in Cardiff City Center and none Reason to stay away.
“I told that the incidents occurred around 10.30 am – the police of South Wales gratefully dealing quickly.”
Previous competitions between the two local rivals have also seen collisions, although this last episode has expressed new concerns about safety in the city.
