BERLIN - A German court has convicted four Russian men and handed them suspended prison sentences of up to a year after they attacked Spanish tourists during a stop in Cologne on their way home from soccer's European Championship. Cologne district court spokesman Wolfgang Schorn said the four were convicted on July 29 of bodily harm and, in one case, also of resisting police officers. Three were given suspended 10-month sentences and the fourth a one-year suspended sentence.
Associated Press: Russian hooligans convicted in Germany of assaulting Spaniards
French policemen fire tear gas to disperse supporters gathering outside a bar in Lille, northern France, on June 15, 2016, on the sideline of the Euro 2016 European football championships.
