Argentina's Ministry of Security secretary Sergio Berni slammed the "irresponsibility", after the farcical suspension of the Copa Libertadores last-16 clash between River Plate and Boca Juniors.
With the second leg of the tie at 0-0 at half-time, the fixture did not get underway after the break with visiting River players alleged to have come under a tear gas attack from Boca fans at the La Bombonera on Thursday.
"We emptied the stadium, we worked organised. The players stayed on the pitch under my orders, while we were emptying the stadium," Berni said.
"What I did was, with all the uncertainty that was going on, with the irresponsibility from the organisers that were in charge of deciding on the situation, [evacuate the stadium].
"See, you can't make the people stay for 45 minutes with that uncertainty.
"I called them and gave them five minutes to make their mind, to decide because they were acting with imprudence, inexperience and negligently.
"So I gave them five minutes to decide what to do. I took charge of the security, they had to be in charge of the sports matter."
"A frisk is a frisk. If you take two hours in order to check 200 people, can you imagine to check 60,000? It's just a frisk, not a check. Justice should have to investigate, of course," Berni added.
"Because we thought that it might be played again. Inquires would be done today. Tomorrow the CONMEBOL court will gather and decide [if the tie will be completed]," Osuna said.
