A man was caught involved in violent disorder at the Rangers title party.
A court heard that police officers were replaced with public order officers due to the"escalating situation".
CCTV was later reviewed to identify those involved in the disturbances with officers at the north-west corner of the square."He was at the front of the cordon.Aitken's image was circulated in the media and he was identified by a member of the public.He pleaded guilty on Thursday at Glasgow Sheriff Court to conducting himself in a disorderly manner and committing breach of the peace.The sheriff said:"I will continue but don't read into anything.
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