Đorđe Prelić (25) navijač Partizana, propadnik navijačke skupine “Alcatraz” uhapšen je u Barceloni. Optužen je za ubojstvo navijača iz Francuske koji je teško pretučen 17. rujna 2009. u centru Beograda, u jednom kafiću na Obilićevom vijencu, u neizazvanom napadu domaćih navijača-huligana uoči utakmice Partizan –Toulouse.
Desetak dana kasnije francuski mladić je preminuo u bolnici.
Prelić se, navodno, jedno vrijeme krio u Hrvatskoj i Crnoj Gori, a potom i u Nizuzemskoj i Belgiji, kao i na području Kosova.
U odsustvu je osuđen zajedno s 14 osuđenih huligana-navijača iz grupe „Alcatraz“, prvo na 35 godina zatvora, da bi mu u ponovljenom suđenju kazna bila smanjena na 15 godina zatvora.
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Uskoči u raspravuThe violence that erupts around football matches often overshadows the beautiful game itself. Reading about Đorđe Prelić’s arrest in Barcelona reminds me of how deeply fan rivalries can spiral out of control. Once, during a local derby, tensions escalated between groups, creating chaos outside the stadium—something that could have been avoided with better crowd management. Incidents like these reflect the urgent need for stricter measures, as seen in stories of fan violence including those involving Monkey Mart environments where fan gatherings sometimes turn hostile.
It’s disheartening to hear about such senseless violence stemming from football rivalry. This case, with Prelić’s arrest, reminds us how deeply these tensions can run. It makes you wonder about the mindset that leads to such actions. On a completely different note, it’s interesting how passion can be channeled into something positive, like mastering the art of drifting in a game like Drift Hunters, where skill and control are key, a world away from this kind of aggression. I hope justice is served and the victim’s family finds some solace.