Video: Egypt: death sentence violence 'will happen again with future verdicts' Immediately after Saturday's verdict was read live on state TV, two policemen were shot dead outside Port Said's main prison when angry relatives tried to storm the facility to free the defendants. Police fired tear gas and rubber bullets, as well as live rounds, at the crowd outside the prison. In other parts of the city, residents tried to storm the governor's office, police stations, the power station and the main court building. Residents occupied one police station in the east of Port Said. The director of hospitals in Port Said, Dr. Abdel-Raham Farah, said two local football players were shot to death as they were apparently on their way to practice. He identified them as Mahmoud Abdel-Halim al-Dizawi, who played for the city's Al-Marikh club, and Tamer al-Fahla, who used to play for the city's main Al-Masry team. Al-Diwazi was shot three times, the doctor said. The military was deployed in Port Said to try to restore security, but assaults continued into the evening. The army was widely used to keep order by top generals who took over after Hosni Mubarak, but the military has kept a much lower profile since Morsi was elected. The verdict for the remaining 52 defendants, including nine security officials, is scheduled to be delivered March 9. Speaking from Cairo, the Telegraph's Middle East correspondent Richard Spencer said, "there will be more moments like this...when the verdicts are handed down with the other 52 defendants."