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Police Warn of Strong Response as Rival Protests Set to Clash Today in Glasgow
Police Scotland said officers, horses, dogs, drones and a helicopter will be deployed as more than 20 people face charges from earlier clashes.
- Police Scotland warned of a "strong response" to any violence or disorder ahead of rival protests in Glasgow on Saturday, September 12, 2026, emphasizing their commitment to preventing crime while upholding peaceful assembly rights.
- Tensions follow the July 25, 2026 unrest at Glasgow Green during the "Unite the Clans" rally, when an anti-immigration protest met counter-demonstrators, resulting in more than 20 people being charged.
- Chief Superintendent Stevie Dolan confirmed officers, police horses, dogs, drones, and helicopters will monitor today's demonstrations, with Police Liaison Officers in light blue vests facilitating contact between organizers and law enforcement.
- An anti-immigration protest is scheduled for 1pm at Glasgow Green, while Stand Up to Racism Scotland will hold a counter-demonstration starting at midday at the same location.
- Specially trained hate crime advisers will assess potential offenses during the events, as police maintain there is "no tolerance" for those pretending to protest while intending to cause disorder.
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