Seven were arrested in Glasgow after Bonfire Night violence, including attacks on emergency services and a police vehicle, prompting Scotland’s largest police deployment since Trump’s visit.
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Emergency services targeted with fireworks and police vehicle set alight in GlasgowSeven people were arrested in Glasgow after violence on Bonfire Night in parts of Scotland during which fireworks were launched at emergency services and a police vehicle set alight.Police Scotland deployed the largest number of officers since the visit by the US president, Donald Trump, last year to deal with disorder under Operation Amberlight. Continue reading...
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