Four teens held over break-in at Glasgow chopper crash pub

Four teenagers have been arrested for allegedly breaking into the pub where a police helicopter crashed, killing 10 people.

Four teens held over break-in at Glasgow chopper crash pub
Wed, 18 Dec, 2013 - 09:43

Four teenagers have been arrested for allegedly breaking into the pub where a police helicopter crashed, killing 10 people.

Police Scotland received a report of a break-in at the Clutha bar in Glasgow at around 2.20am yesterday.

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