And it provoked a conflict with far-reaching consequences of a normal road accident. Photo: fc-anji Police officers on duty at the Ingushetia checkpoint, when Nazran football fans were beaten by a Dagestan football club, were fired. Deputy Chairman of Dagestan's government Nizami Kaziev told RIA Novosti. The police were accused of not preventing a fight. On the evening of 16 October, FC Angie fans returned from Nalchik, where their team played a draw (1: 1) with local "Spartak". At midnight on the outskirts of Nazran, a group of unidentified persons stopped and stoned a column of five buses and several cars from Nalchik in Makhachkala. According to eyewitnesses, the conflict began with the accident: the bus of the fans slashed the car of one of the local residents. A crowd of 30 (official data) or even 300 (eyewitness assessments) gathered to clarify the relationship. A few buses, Gazelles, and lightweight washers broke glass and mirrors. According to the local press, when the buses and fans were driving through the crowd, they were thrown stones and were fired from traumatic weapons. Many fans suffered bruises, abrasions, broken cuts, and two were taken to hospital with stab wounds. Despite the police escort, the hooligans chased the fans down to the Chechen border to help the Angie fans. The investigation into the attack on Anzhi fans took control of Ingushetia's President Yunus-Beckurov. A criminal case has been opened under the article "hooliganism" of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, which provides for the maximum penalty of deprivation of liberty for up to seven years. " The police officers who were at the post at the time, which is about 15 people, have already been fired. "Our fans should have no doubt that all those who are involved in the attack will be punished," he said. Nizami Kaziev, the chairman of the government of Dagestan, in Makhachkala at a meeting with the club's fans and a delegation from Ingushetia. In Moscow, not only two drunk employees of the off-the-line guard, who were riders of the cyclist, were fired, but also their leaders.