Brazilian referee pulled out a gun during a children's futsal match

Brief retelling from RIA II

During a futsal match among children under 12 years old in the Brazilian city of Campo Grande, the referee pulled out a firearm.

The incident occurred on September 26 in the college gym during an ABC Futsal Cup match after a conflict between the referee and the parents of the players.

The arbitrator, a retired military police officer, said he drew the weapon to protect himself from racist insults and possible physical aggression.

MOSCOW, September 27 - RIA Novosti. The referee pulled out a firearm during a futsal match among children under 12 years old in the Brazilian city of Campo Grande, reports A Bola.

The incident occurred on September 26 in the college gym during an ABC Futsal Cup match. During the game, the referee had a conflict with the parents of the players. The broadcast recording shows the referee leaving the field for the locker room, after which he returns with a weapon in his hand. One of the participants in the conflict managed to stop the judge.

It is noted that the conflict began after the spectators were dissatisfied with the referee's decision to award a penalty. Witnesses report that during the quarrel, the referee insulted the parents and challenged them to a fight, after which he pulled out a weapon near the young football players, some of them ran away from the site in panic.