Two police officers were seriously injured and 14 arrests were made in Glasgow following violent disturbances involving approximately 3,000 Celtic fans celebrating the team's Premiership title win, prompting concerns from authorities about safety measures for future celebrations. #CrowdControl #PublicSafety #FootballViolence #GB #SC
Scotland Yard has announced stringent security measures, including the use of live facial recognition cameras and enhanced public order powers, in preparation for the "Unite the Kingdom" event organized by Tommy Robinson and the "Nakba Day" Palestinian protest, while expressing concerns over potential disorder but stating it cannot legally ban either event. #PublicSafety #CrowdControl #ProtestManagement #GB #PS
"After the players were attacked on the field and the lives and health of other fans were endangered by the throwing of fireworks and flares, we entered the stadium and the field on our own initiative, where we took action. During this action, the police pushed the fans off the field and the situation..." (Original: “Poté, co došlo na hřišti k napadení hráčů a zároveň k ohrožení života a zdraví dalších fanoušků házením pyrotechniky a světlic, vstoupili jsme z vlastní iniciativy na stadion a na hřiště, kde jsme provedli zákrok. Při tomto zákroku policisté vytlačili fanoušky z hřiště a situace) #FieldSafety #FanSecurity #CrowdControl #CZE #
