SIX more people have been arrested over Millwall violence at their FA Cup semi final at Wembley, police have revealed.
The Met police is continuing to investigate disorder amongst fans in the Lions' supporters area of the stadium on April 13.
On April 20, a 27-year-old man surrendered himself at a police station and was arrested on suspicion of violent disorder. He was later bailed to return in mid-June pending further inquiries.
Two men surrendered themselves at police stations on May 1 and were arrested on suspicion of violent disorder. All were later bailed to return in mid-May pending further inquiries.
And on May 2 a total of 3 men handed themselves in at police stations. Two were arrested on suspicion of violent disorder and bailed to return in mid-May pending further inquiries.
The other was not arrested but was interviewed under caution on suspicion of violent disorder and released pending further inquiries.
Officers from Operation Arrowtip encourage anyone with information to contact the investigation team on 020 8246 0076.
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