Police investigating racist abuse of Premier League quartet

Police are investigating "abhorrent" racist abuse directed online at four Premier League footballers last weekend...
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Kenyan police are investigating "abhorrent" racist abuse directed online at four Premier League footballers following matches last weekend. The abuse targeted players after their respective games, sparking condemnation from football authorities.
- Wolves striker Tolu Arokodare and Sunderland midfielder Romaine Mundle were among the players targeted on Sunday.
- The UK Football Policing Unit (UKFPU), led by Chief Constable Mark Roberts, is committed to identifying and prosecuting those responsible.
- Despite campaigns against racism, players like Chelsea's Wesley Fofana express frustration, noting that "nothing changes" and perpetrators often go unpunished.
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