Two men charged after mass disturbance outside Glasgow Hydro as 'officers assaulted'

Two men have been charged following a mass disturbance outside Glasgow’s Hydro, where several police officers were assaulted while carrying out their duties on Saturday night, 7 November.

Police Scotland said the disorder took place after an event at the venue. The two men have been charged, but no further details about their ages, identities or the specific charges are available in the confirmed information.

The incident was reported outside the arena in Glasgow. Police said several officers were assaulted during the disorder. No information has been confirmed about whether officers or members of the public needed medical treatment, or how many people were involved.

The charges are allegations, not findings of guilt. The men’s next court appearances and any bail conditions have not been confirmed. They should not be treated as convicted of an offence unless and until a court records a guilty verdict or other conviction.

The disturbance followed an event at the Hydro, but the available confirmed details do not establish that those involved had attended it or explain what led to the disorder. No further account of the sequence of events has been confirmed.

The incident happened on Saturday night, 7 November, and the charge information was reported on Sunday, 8 November. The confirmed details establish that two men face charges and that officers were assaulted during disorder; they do not establish the circumstances behind the disturbance or the allegations against either man.

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