Police Warn Against Misinformation Fueling Glasgow Protests

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Police Scotland is urging the public to verify online information before attending protests, following several nights of disorder in Glasgow.
Misinformation and mistaken identity led to crowds gathering outside homes, with some incidents orchestrated by individuals from outside the city.
Five officers were injured, and two arrests were made.

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Police Scotland is urging the public to verify online information before attending protests, following several nights of disorder in Glasgow. Misinformation and mistaken identity led to crowds gathering outside homes, with some incidents orchestrated by individuals from outside the city. Five officers were injured, and two arrests were made.

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