Summary
Scotland's top police officer criticized the Celtic and Rangers football clubs for not condemning the violent events that followed their recent match. Several injuries occurred, and nine people have been arrested in connection with the violence. The Scottish Football Association has announced an investigation into the incidents.
Key Facts
- Violence broke out after a football match between Celtic and Rangers at Ibrox Stadium.
- Fans and police officers were injured during the disorder.
- Nine people have been arrested, with charges including assault.
- Chief Constable Jo Farrell criticized the clubs for not condemning the violence.
- A 10-year-old boy was injured when struck by a coin.
- The Scottish Football Association condemned the incidents and began an investigation.
- Police are also looking into vandalism and graffiti related to the events.
- Chief Constable Farrell mentioned that more security at matches wouldn't solve the deeper issues.
