Soccer: Police to protect Brazil

Federal police agents will fly to Colombia with the Brazil squad to protect the players during the Copa America.

Soccer: Police to protect Brazil
Sat, 07 Jul, 2001 - 21:51

Federal police agents will fly to Colombia with the Brazil squad to protect the players during the Copa America.

Brazilian FA president Ricardo Teixeira said the agents will work with Colombian police and shadow the team during the 18-day tournament.

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