Victoria Police use pepper spray on Serbian Novak Djokovic fans after legal win against Aussie Govt

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Source: ABC
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-10/police-pepper-spray-novak-djokovic-supporters/100748684

Novak Djokovic fans clash with police in Melbourne after tennis star wins court bid to avoid deportation

There have been chaotic scenes outside Novak Djokovic's lawyers' office in Melbourne, hours after a Federal Circuit Court judge ordered the Serbian tennis star be freed from Immigration detention.

Key points:
Police used pepper spray to disperse fans of Novak Djokovic gathering outside his lawyers' office
Victoria Police have not confirmed any arrests
Fans became rowdy as a black car emerged from the Rialto Towers car park, with one man jumping on the vehicle.
Police used pepper spray to control the crowds.
Victoria Police could not confirm if any arrests had been made.
It was not clear if Djokovic was in the car.

Immigration Minister Alex Hawke is considering whether to overturn the court decision allowing Djokovic to stay in Australia, a spokesman for the minister said in a statement.

"Following today's Federal Circuit and Family Court determination on a procedural ground, it remains within Immigration Minister Hawke's discretion to consider cancelling Mr Djokovic's visa under his personal power of cancellation within section 133C(3) of the Migration Act," the spokesperson said.

"The Minister is currently considering the matter and the process remains ongoing."

Djokovic is seeking to be cleared to defend his Australian Open title. The tournament starts next Monday.

SOURCE: The Australian
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/sport/tennis/novak-djokovic-supporters-lock-down-melbourne-cbd-streets-as-protest-turns-violent/news-story/ed56a6b392c745e22d619564fcca1b8a

Novak Djokovic supporters lock down Melbourne CBD streets as protest turns violent

Police used capsicum spray to get Novak Djokovic fans off a car they thought the tennis star was in, after his stunning legal win over Australian authorities.

The supporters arrived at the CBD building just after 8pm in a sea of red, blue and white.

Wearing Serbian flags and chanting “Free Novak!”, the supporters blocked traffic in both directions.

Things got heated when the mob surrounded a car trying to get through the street.

Police used pepper spray at Djokovic supporters after they swarmed what they believed was the tennis star’s vehicle.

Scenes quickly turned violent as supporters closed on the vehicle.

Police told demonstrators to “back the f--- off” before they fired tear gas in multiple directions.

Novak Djokovic had been released from detention after a judge overturned the decision to cancel his visa.