A person has been charged with an alleged breach of the peace as the Queen's coffin handed by the streets of Scotland on Sunday. It's the second breach of the peace cost associated to the procession this weekend.
Aberdeen Reside experiences that a 38-year-old man is to look in court docket after he was allegedly seen clutching eggs because the Queen's coffin cortege was as a consequence of arrive in Aberdeen. Police have confirmed that a man was charged close to Duthie Park within the metropolis.
Hundreds gathered to observe the coffin journey from Balmoral to the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh. It handed by a number of cities and cities together with Aberdeen.
A spokesperson for Police Scotland's North East Division stated officers have been required to attend close to Duthie Park at round 11am.
The spokesperson stated: "A 38-year-old man was charged for a breach of the peace within the neighborhood of Duthie Park, Aberdeen, on Sunday, September 11, 2022. He was launched on an enterprise to look at court docket at a later date and a report shall be despatched to the procurator fiscal."
It comes after a girl was arrested outdoors St Giles Cathedral as mourners awaited in Edinburgh. A protester allegedly held an anti-monarchy signal forward of the accession proclamation.
It's alleged she held an indication saying "f*** imperialism, abolish monarchy". Officers appeared behind a girl and took her away, prompting the gang to applaud.
Police confirmed that a 22-year-old girl was arrested in reference to an alleged breach of the peace.
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