Thames Valley Police: Safe Match Day, No Trouble Allowed

0:00On April 17, Tems Valley police are gearing up big time for the reading versus Cardiff City League 1. Leasing Stadium They're rolling out a full dispersal order under Section 35, plus officers on horseback and bikes, police dogs, and even drones to keep, things smooth and safe for everyone. That order kicks in for 12 hours, from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. covering streets around the stadium, the town center, and reading railway station. It's all about stopping any potential trouble before it starts, protecting fans and locals alike. Chi and P. Dave Washington, the tactical commander, made it clear they want supporters to have a great time cheering their team and heading home without issues, but he's drawing a hard line, no room for anti-social vibes or disorder. Most fans play a right, he says, yet they're ready to hit back strong with arrests and football banning orders if anyone steps out of line. The focus is firm action against the few who might spoil it. So if you're heading to the match, give the cops a nod, chat with officers or stewards

1:03if something's off, and let's keep the energy positive all day.