Man charged with breaching football ban after Oxford United match

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 17:21 · Archive

A 23-year-old man has been charged with breaching a Football Banning Order following Oxford United's match against Reading FC.

Aiden Murray, 23, of Little Bury, Oxford, has been charged with one count of breaching a Football Banning Order after Oxford United's match against Reading FC. He has been bailed to appear at Oxford Magistrates' Court on 14 January 2027.

Thames Valley Police arrested several other individuals in connection with the match. A 19-year-old man from Wokingham was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after damage was caused to a bus and was released on conditional bail. A 16-year-old boy from Reading was arrested on suspicion of a Section 5 Public Order Act offence and failing to provide details under Section 50 of the Police Reform Act, and was released on bail pending further enquiries.

Police issued 19 Section 35 dispersal orders in Reading and Oxford, four of which were issued by British Transport Police. Officers also used Section 60AA powers to require individuals to remove face coverings. All individuals complied with the requests and no breaches were recorded.

Man charged with breaching football ban after Oxford United match — Image: Oxford Mail

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Man, 23, charged with breaching football ban after Oxford United gameThames Valley Police has confirmed that Aiden Murray, 23, of Little Bury, Oxford, has been charged with one count of breaching a Football Banning Order.Oxford Mail · 5 Nov, 16:58
Man, 23, charged with breaching football ban after Oxford United gameThames Valley Police has confirmed that Aiden Murray, 23, of Little Bury, Oxford, has been charged with one count of breaching a Football Banning Order.Oxfordshire Guardian · 5 Nov, 16:58

In this story: Aiden Murray · Thames Valley Police · Oxford United · Reading FC · Oxford · Reading · Wokingham

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