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16-06-1969 lit 36 01 230 2013'-";;-'P .is •■■■. Form 3017 r . METROPOLITAN POLICE ' FOOTBALL MATCH SUMMARY 1. DATE: Sat 15th May 1989. FIXTURE: WIMBLEDON ~~v~ LIVERPOOL VENUE: Plough Lane, Wimbledon, SV/19. KICK OFF TIME. 1500hrs. MATCH (League/Cup/Other) (Specify): League Division One. 2. CROWD ATTENDANCE Estimate if not known TOTAL 1^,730 HOME SUPPORTERS 6,257 AWAY SUPPORTERS 6,^73 3. MODE OF TRAVEL RAIL... {No. on Special Trains) O T H f R (Specify) Private motorcars. TransitVans Nil. Special Parties (Political or youth gangs) Nil. (No. on Service Trains) B U S / C O A C H (No. and Transport Companies) Private Coaches. 2 Selwyns coaches 2 Starline coache® 1;Go Whittle coach 1 Eavesway coach, . 1 Landliner coach 1 Jones of Flint coach 1 Aniberline coach 1 Sun Span Travel coach All coaches parked in the . Wimbledon Greyhound Stadium car park. NUMBER OF ARRESTS: Public Order Offences Damage Others See also Appendix 'A' INSIDE OUTSIDE EJECTMENTS h o m e VISITORS HOME VISITORS HOME VISITORS one (1) Nil Nil ' Nil oneCD oneO) Mil oneCD Nil Nil Nil Nil one(l) Nil Nil .Nil Nil Nil t S. LEVELS OF POLICE COVER (a) High priority «i a »• & & $ 2 S 0 B )@ S ® £ S & X X X X m m x x m ^
16-06-1909 il!3? •. ;':;^"''':''''01-230':2813::"p.i6 e * 6. INTELLIGENCE RECEIVED AND FROM WHOM / - ' ‘nformation and comments) Bus Companies, Football Clubs, Police, etc. (Show nature of intelligence) Information received from TO 20 was correct. Most of Liverpools support came from the London area n ^,500 plus whatever was in the home end# 7. POLICING PROBLEMS AND CROWD BEHAVIOUR (a) In transit: Most of the Liverpool supporters came early and queued in an orderly fashion until the turnstiles opened at 131$hrs. Mot much drunkness was in evidence. The locel public houses were quite empty* (b) Inside Ground: Soth sets of Fans were very well behaved. One arrest for criminal C V of the toilet window by the C.C.T.V, but on the rerun of the video after the match it was not clear that the arrested person ( though clearly involved in the damage with another person ) committed the offence. He was released without charge. Two other arrests in the home end one for threatening behaviour and one for drunk and disorderly a Chelsea supporter* , (c) Immediate vicinity of Ground: Very quiet no' problems. (d) Other Locations: Very quiet no problems. I
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APPENDIX HILLSBOROUG1 DISASTER 15TH
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