Ten more people have been charged in connection with disorder following Hibernian's match at St Johnstone last month. The incidents occurred during and after the defeat at McDiarmid Park and also on the rail network post-match.
Five men aged between 18 and 25 and three male youths were among those charged, bringing the total number of individuals facing action to ten. A further two men and two 16-year-old boys had been arrested and charged previously. The investigation into the incidents remains ongoing. Inspector David Rice of Police Scotland said: "Disorder of any kind will not be tolerated."
Hibernian, who currently sit 10th in the Premiership, are now preparing for their next fixture. They host Falkirk at home this Saturday, as they look to improve on a recent run of form. The club's supporter group Block Seven was barred from entering the ground for the match against St Johnstone.
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