More
than a dozen people were arrested on Thursday in Switzerland in
connection with corruption allegations at football’s international
governing body, a FIFA report said.
Some of the pre-dawn arrests were made at the same hotel where other FIFA officials were arrested in May, the report said.
The raid was carried out by Swiss authorities in the context of a US-led investigation.
The
charges, expected to target South and Central American football
leadership, would include racketeering, money laundering and fraud, the
report said.
Suspended boss , Sepp Blatter, was not among those arrested, the report said, citing law enforcement officials.
The
raid followed a two-day FIFA Executive Committee meeting in Zurich
ahead of a February congress to elect Blatter’s successor.(dpa/NAN)
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