To date, 12 people have been charged following the disorder. All have been refused bail
has been charged with the attack on Stephen Ogilvie who has lost his left eye and has damage to his right eye alongside injuries to his neck and back.
Assistant Chief Constable Ryan Henderson said: “Our Public Order Enquiry Team have been working relentlessly to identify and arrest individuals involved in the recent disorder on our streets. At this time, 21 suspects have been identified with 19 arrests made, 12 people charged to appear at court and all 12 remanded in custody.
“Let this serve as a warning to those who have taken part in the shameful scenes we have seen over the last few days. Further arrests will be made as we continue to release images of individuals we want to identify, as we strive to deliver justice for those who have been affected by the disorder, racially-motivated attacks and hate-filled social media posts.
“I re-iterate my call for calm over the weekend ahead and ask that anyone involved in protests does so peacefully. "Photos and footage including CCTV, mobile phone or dashcam footage - can be shared with police through the Major Incident Public Portal. "Images of people we would like to speak to in connection with the disorder are being released regularly through Op Exposure and can be viewed
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