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cycling: Police officer pushes fan at the Vuelta in front of escort motorcycle

September 1, 2017 by Michael Behringer

Police officer Vuelta spectators

Cycling: The twelfth stage of the Vuelta a Espana was really not under a good star. Three negative events made headlines. And that's not even counting the falls of leader Chris Froome (Sky).

Policeman pushes viewers on the ground

The night before, the Aqua Blue Sport team bus was attacked. During the stage, a man who was probably mentally handicapped pushed the professional Maxim Belkov off his bike. And now a video has also been published showing a police officer in a bad role. He pushed a fan onto the street. The escort motorbike driving behind could no longer avoid it. It is not yet known whether the viewer was injured.





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