Police moved in amid scenes of disorder in Glasgow on the day the referendum result was announced
Two men have admitted charges related to scenes of disorder in Glasgow city centre on the day the result to the independence referendum was announced.
Kieran Christie, 19, from Springboig, Glasgow, admitted lighting a flare, threatening behaviour and brandishing a bottle on 19 September last year.
Dylan France, from the Dennistoun area, pleaded guilty to breaching the peace by fighting on Buchanan Street.
Sentence on both men was deferred and their bail continued.
At Glasgow Sheriff Court, two other men Joseph Gibson, 40, from Clydebank and Gary Pullar, 21, from Cumbernauld, had their not guilty pleas accepted to their part in a breach of the peace by fighting on Buchanan Street.
- Published31 October 2014
