Suffolk police aware after Delia Smith’s car hit in Ipswich
The Norwich City owner was attending the East Anglian derby on Saturday when the incident happened. Ms Smith was following the Ipswich Town team coach, which was greeted by thousands of fans, on the way into the stadium when her car was struck by a beer can and flares. The incident took place outside of Portman Road (Image: PA)
A spokesman for Suffolk police confirmed no formal complaint had been received. “Suffolk police are aware of an incident whereby a beer can was thrown onto the bonnet of a car in Constantine Road,” a statement said. “There was no injury or damage caused and no formal complaint has been received.”
Ms Smith, 82, remains Norwich City’s joint majority shareholder, alongside her husband Michael Wynn Jones.
The former TV cook took over the majority of the club’s shares back in 1996.
Suffolk police has confirmed two arrests were made on Saturday in connection with the fixture[1], but they were unrelated to the incident involving Ms Smith’s car.
References
- ^ two arrests were made on Saturday in connection with the fixture (www.eadt.co.uk)