JAKARTA - Burnt police vehicles with smashed windows, a collapsed barricade on the football pitch, and a yanked-out stadium chair hurled onto the running track.
Scenes from the aftermath of clashes at Kanjuruhan Stadium in Malang, East Java, on Oct 1 told a tale of an uncontrolled crowd bent on getting even after their team lost a football match, even if it meant breaking the law.
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