Police were called to the scene on Bell Street, Glasgow, at around 12.10am on Friday following reports of a 'disturbance' near Connolly's Irish Bar.
An alleged late night street ‘rammy’ left a pavement covered in blood after police were called to the scene outside a Glasgow bar.
A picture shared with the Daily Record shows a puddle of blood on the street with discarded towels and kitchen roll littering the pavement. Two men, aged 60 and 49, were arrested and charged in connection. They have been released and are expected to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court at a later date.A statement from Police Scotland said: “We were called around 0.10am on Friday, 9 December, to a report of a disturbance in Bell Street, Glasgow.
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