Police stun Devonshire football players

This weekend after stamping their authority around the outer districts of the island over the holiday Police returned to Devonshire around 3:10 p.m. this afternoon and continued their relentless attacks on neighboring Devonshire Colts football players at Headquarters Hill.

Dwayne Caines was again not able to make any comment on the scene.

The event was caught on camera by residents in the vicinity.

St. Lucian national Vivian Philgence opened fire amidst the bystanders causing unrests at the BFA field requiring Shane Mederios instructing his men to “change their body language” once being confronted by the force.

Christopher Myles rallied his troops against the attack they were not expecting and asked his supporters not lose faith.

Newly acquired Jamaican national Omar Wolfe ran through the crowd and doubled the tally.

Gibbons made his point in the middle of the protest which was then consequently answered by Tracy Adams.

Vivian Philgence settled the issue with a shot into the roof in the 82minte while Keeper Simmons stood steadfast with a clean sheet throughout the stand off requiring Referee Botello no reason for adding injury time ending the encounter Devonshire All Stars 0 Police 3.

The Bermuda Police Service (BPS) is questioning the introduction of a less-lethal use of force option in the list of defenders being carried by the police unit.

Devonshire All Stars: D DeSilva, C Miles, A Gibbons, S Mederios, C Ward, G Felix, C Johnson, B Bello, P Leddy, C Centrone, B Lally

Substitutes: C Smith, P Correia, G Botello,

Prospect United: L Simmons, S Dennie, C Miller, A Callaham, B Harris, W Reid, D Hunte, S Allen, J Talbot, V Philgence, H Clarke.

Substitutes: C Thompson,  R Douglas, R Evens, W Scott

Goals: Philgence 25, 85, Wolfe 65

Man of the Match: Talbot (Prospect)

Referee: Botello (BDA)