A man has been arrested for racially abusing a Newport County striker during a match against Gillingham FC. Newport County condemns the incident and has a zero-tolerance policy towards racism. The player, Omar Bogle, expressed his gratitude for the support received and emphasized the need to eradicate racism from both football and society. The Football Association is investigating the incident and will take appropriate action.
A man has been arrested following a report of racist abuse against a Newport County striker at a Gillingham FC match.In a statement, Kent police said a man in his 20s had been arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence and taken into police custody.
"Newport County abhors any forms of racism, prejudice or discrimination and has a zero-tolerance policy towards incidents of such nature.Bogle posted a statement on social media thanking those who offered messages of support. “We are investigating the matter and will work with the club and the relevant authorities to ensure the appropriate action is taken.”
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