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A Joint Get-Together: Karlsruhe Police and KSC

In a recent joint press release on May 6th, the Karlsruhe Police and the Karlsruher Sport-Club (KSC) gathered for their regular meeting under the auspices of the "Stadionallianzen Baden-Württemberg". This event, facilitated by the Competence Group Fankulturen and Sports-related Social Work (KoFaS), brought together the local Fan Project, the head of the Karlsruhe Police Presidency, and the KSC leadership.

The hot topic of the controversial police operation at the BBBank Wildpark on May 4th, where members of the active fan scene were met with force, was diplomatically skirted in the press release. The KSC publicly criticized the police actions just a day after the event.

Engaging Dialogue Despite Controversy

Vice-President Andreas Bjedov of the Karlsruhe Police emphasized the solid foundation for open dialogue among the network partners: "Our shared goal is to ensure a risk-free stadium experience for every game."

Holger Siegmund-Schultze, President of the KSC, also expressed optimism: "The long-overdue face-to-face exchange marks at least the first step and offers a glimmer of hope for the future." In the past, the joint network work in Karlsruhe has been successful and should continue moving forward.

All three participating entities - the police, KSC, and Karlsruhe Fan Project - were approached by our outlet for their thoughts on the discussion's results. As soon as these insights are available, they will be shared in a follow-up article.

In case you're unaware, the previous controversy referred to a police operation at the BBBank Wildpark on May 4th, where officers used force against active fans. It's essential to note that the KSC has publicly denounced the actions of the police force. If you're searching for official statements or updates about the incident and subsequent discussions, it may be beneficial to check official websites, local sports and event news outlets, social media platforms, or fan forums for further information.

The members of the general-news outlet reached out to all three entities involved in the joint meeting – Karlsruhe Police, KSC, and the Karlsruhe Fan Project – for their thoughts on the discussion's results, anticipating a follow-up article to share these insights.
The KSC, a European-leagues football club, publicly denounced the police force after the controversial police operation at the BBBank Wildpark on May 4th, where members of the active fan scene were met with force.
Despite the controversy surrounding the police operation at the BBBank Wildpark, all three participating entities – the police, KSC, and Karlsruhe Fan Project – gathered for a diplomatic meeting, with the KSC expressing optimism about the initial face-to-face exchange and the future of their collaborative efforts.