Police Prepare for Kneecap's Glasgow Gig Amid Controversy
Police Scotland has a plan in place for Kneecap's upcoming gig in Glasgow, following their removal from the TRNSMT festival lineup. The satirical rap group faces scrutiny over allegations related to a Hezbollah flag incident. Despite safety concerns, Kneecap is set to perform at the O2 Academy in Glasgow before TRNSMT. Police aim to ensure safety and minimize disruptions in the city.
Police Scotland have a \"proportionate and considered policing plan\" ahead of Kneecap's gig in Glasgow, replacing their TRNSMT festival slot.
Kneecap were removed from TRNSMT due to a police investigation into rapper Mo Chara for terrorism offenses related to a Hezbollah flag. The Belfast rap group criticized the war in Gaza, linking the prosecution to their views on Palestine.
TRNSMT canceled Kneecap's performance in May over safety concerns. They will perform at the O2 Academy in Glasgow on Tuesday.
Police aim to minimize disruption in the city. First Minister John Swinney urged TRNSMT to consider the issue.
Mo Chara, charged by the Metropolitan Police, appeared in court over the flag incident. Despite cancellations, Kneecap has upcoming shows.
Kneecap clarified they do not support Hamas or Hezbollah, banned in the UK. Superintendent Paul Douglas assured safety for upcoming events in Glasgow.
According to the source: BreakingNews.ie.
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