World Cup hooligans face police
World Cup hooligans face police 'spidergun'
Any hooligans causing trouble at the 2002 World Cup soccer tournament in Japan and Korea may find themselves trapped by police using a net-launching gun, currently on test. Police in Sapporo, in Hokkaido region, North Japan, are currently testing a gun that entangles assailants in a five-metre square net so that they can be restrained more effectively. The city will host a match between England and Argentina on 7 June, which is considered a high risk for street violence.