The 21-year-old was arrested and charged after the riot, which was widely condemned at the time. Police said she will be the subject of a report to the Procurator Fiscal. It comes after a grave warning from top cop Deputy Chief Constable Will Kerr, who earlier this month warned may more arrests would be made following the disorder that visited the city centre on May 15. Our officers became the focus of the crowd s attention with missiles and flares being thrown at them, Chief Superintendent Mark Sutherland, Police Scotland s Divisional Commander for Greater Glasgow, said in a statement released at the time.
RESTAURANTS and pubs already hammered by a tough year of lockdowns were forced to close on their busiest trading day because of unruly crowds of football fans. A number of eateries and boozers across the city centre were so worried about the safety of their staff and customers they shut up shop on Saturday, as Rangers supporters caused chaos in George Square. George Smith, the manager of Elia, a Greek Restaurant in the square, told how diners were shown the route to safety by police after he made the tough call to close at 5pm. He said: “Safety was the number one concern. You weren’t safe to be near George Square, you weren’t safe to be in George Square.
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Over 20 arrests and three officers injured as top cop blasts disgraceful behaviour from Rangers fans in city centre
Police in riot gear were pelted by missiles and flares and came under attack as they tried to clear George Square last night by a group of supporters who refused to move from the central square.
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Police warn many more arrests to come after cops attacked in Rangers title party
At least three officers were injured - one suffering a serious face wound - while trying to marshal ranks of unruly fans in Glasgow city centre.
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