Scots schoolboy charged over Southport riots violent disorder and burglary

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A Scots schoolboy has been charged with violent disorder and burglary after violent riots kicked off following the tragic murder of three school girls in Southport.The 15-year-old from Glasgow was one of many people charged with offences following the destructive unrest across England, the Crown Prosecution has said.

The teen has been charged with violent disorder and burglary which took place in Southport and will appear at Liverpool Youth Court, reports Glasgow Live.It comes as Police Scotland's Chief Constable met with the First Minister following speculation of far-right protests in Scotland.On Wednesday, August 7, Chief Constable Jo Farrell met with the First Minister John Swinney MSP along with Assistant Chief Constable Gary Ritchie in Edinburgh.After rumours circulated online about a potential far-right protest in Glasgow's George Square, Ibrox and other locations in Scotland with police confirming there was no intelligence to suggest this was accurate.Scottish authorities say they are currently working to ensure the safety of communities following violent disorder in other parts of the UK.Officers are closely monitoring the situation to ensure any potential for violence or disorder in Scotland is identified quickly and responded to immediately.Assistant Chief Constable Gary Ritchie, said: “We understand the concern and officers right across Scotland are providing reassurance to communities across the country through enhanced patrols and direct engagement."We continue to closely monitor the situation to ensure any potential for violence or disorder in Scotland is identified quickly and responded to immediately.“Policing in Scotland has strong relationships with the public and we are grateful for the ongoing