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A YouTuber who appeared in the boxing ring after Anthony Joshua's heavyweight title defence is being investigated by police over an alleged security breach.A YouTuber who appeared in the boxing ring after Anthony Joshua's heavyweight title defence is being investigated by police over an alleged security breach.
Vlogger Zac Alsop posted footage online claiming he made a fake pass to get inside the Principality Stadium where Joshua beat Joseph Parker on Saturday. Vlogger Zac Alsop posted footage online claiming he made a fake pass to get inside the Principality Stadium in Cardiff where Joshua beat Joseph Parker on Saturday.
The stadium condemned the "irresponsible behaviour" as police investigate whether a criminal offence has taken place.The stadium condemned the "irresponsible behaviour" as police investigate whether a criminal offence has taken place.
Mr Alsop has been asked for a comment.Mr Alsop has been asked for a comment.
More than 80,000 watched Joshua's bout against New Zealander Parker, in which tickets for the anticipated clash ranged from £40 to £600 - with VIP passes costing about £2,000.More than 80,000 watched Joshua's bout against New Zealander Parker, in which tickets for the anticipated clash ranged from £40 to £600 - with VIP passes costing about £2,000.
Following the fight, Mr Alsop claimed he had got in to the sell-out event for free.Following the fight, Mr Alsop claimed he had got in to the sell-out event for free.
A spokesman for South Wales Police said: "These irresponsible actions are a clear breach of stadium security protocols and could have placed this individual and others attending the event at risk.A spokesman for South Wales Police said: "These irresponsible actions are a clear breach of stadium security protocols and could have placed this individual and others attending the event at risk.
"We are currently investigating whether any criminal offences have been committed.""We are currently investigating whether any criminal offences have been committed."
A spokesman for the Principality Stadium said: "We strongly condemn this sort of irresponsible behaviour.A spokesman for the Principality Stadium said: "We strongly condemn this sort of irresponsible behaviour.
"In conjunction with all event promoters, we will be investigating the process around the issuing and management of credentials for third party events at the stadium.""In conjunction with all event promoters, we will be investigating the process around the issuing and management of credentials for third party events at the stadium."