Two police officers 'seriously injured' and 14 arrests during Celtic disorder
Summary
Two police officers were seriously hurt and 14 people were arrested after trouble broke out in Glasgow when about 3,000 Celtic fans gathered to celebrate their team’s Premiership title win against Hearts. Police said officers were attacked while helping with a medical emergency, and they are asking Celtic Football Club to help plan safer celebrations next year.Key Facts
- Two police officers suffered serious injuries after being hit by bottles thrown by fans.
- Police made 14 arrests: 10 in the Trongate area, 4 at Celtic Park, and additional arrests were made in Edinburgh.
- Around 3,000 Celtic fans gathered in Glasgow’s Trongate area after their team won 3-1 against Hearts.
- Fans initially celebrated with flares and drinking, but the situation became violent by early evening.
- Riot police were used to break up the crowd after attacks on officers assisting paramedics.
- Police criticized Celtic FC for not having a plan to safely manage fan celebrations despite prior talks.
- Glasgow City Council said most fans behaved well, but some caused trouble that embarrassed the city and club.
- Police are reviewing video footage and working with Hearts FC to investigate if any players or fans were assaulted during a pitch invasion.
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