Two Men Arrested for Mocking Late Six-Year-Old Football Star Bradley Lowery
In a sickening stunt during Friday’s Sheffield Wednesday vs Sunderland clash, South Yorkshire Police have arrested two men for allegedly mocking Bradley Lowery, the beloved six-year-old cancer victim who tragically passed away in 2017.
Disturbing Mockery Sparks Outrage
The arrests came Saturday evening after vile footage emerged online showing Sheffield fans flashing a photo of Bradley to Sunderland supporters. The men, aged 31 and 27, are accused of outraging public decency, with police probing potential public order offences.
South Yorkshire Police said: “We are in the early stages of our investigation and continue to urge anyone who believes they have information that can assist to get in touch online, via live chat, or by calling 101.”
Bradley Lowery Foundation Condemns Act
The Bradley Lowery Foundation, representing the late youngster’s family, spoke out about the “deep distress” caused by this terrible behaviour. They praised Sheffield Wednesday for their swift condemnation and thanked the wider football community for standing firm against such cruelty.
Sheffield Wednesday Apologise and Promise Full Cooperation
The football club labelled the images “deplorable” and condemned the behaviour in no uncertain terms. Sheffield Wednesday pledged full cooperation with police and issued a heartfelt apology to Bradley’s family and friends for the pain caused.
Football Fans Demand Zero Tolerance
The incident has sparked outrage across the football world. Fans and clubs alike are calling for heightened vigilance to stamp out abusive conduct. Authorities remain keen to hear from anyone with information as the investigation continues.
