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Four people 'broke into Clutha bar' Four in court over break in at Glasgow's Clutha bar
(about 9 hours later)
Four people have been arrested for allegedly breaking into the wrecked Clutha bar in Glasgow. Four teenagers have appeared in court charged with breaking into the Clutha bar where 10 people died in the Glasgow helicopter crash last month.
Ten people died when the Police Scotland helicopter crashed into the roof of the packed pub on 29 November. Darren Melrose, 18, Jordan Parry, 16, Billy Jo Revie, 16, and another 16-year-old, are said to have broken into the pub and stolen items on Tuesday.
Police said two men, aged 18 and 16, and two 16-year-old women had been charged with theft after being arrested in the early hours of Tuesday. All four appeared separately and in private at Glasgow Sheriff Court where they made no plea or declaration.
They are expected to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court later on Wednesday. They were all remanded in custody by Sheriff Brian Adair.
The funeral of the 10th victim of the helicopter crash is due to be held at South Lanarkshire Crematorium in Blantyre. Mr Melrose, and Mr Parry, from Glasgow, appeared from custody.
A girl, who cannot be named for legal reasons, and Ms Revie, from Glasgow, walked in to the court for their appearance.
Festive detention
All four will appear for a full committal hearing at a later date and it is expected they will each spend Christmas in detention.
The funeral of the 10th victim of the helicopter crash was held at South Lanarkshire Crematorium in Blantyre on Wednesday.
Joe Cusker, 59, was a customer in the pub when the helicopter crashed and became embedded in its roof.Joe Cusker, 59, was a customer in the pub when the helicopter crashed and became embedded in its roof.
Mr Cusker, of Cambuslang, near Glasgow, was pulled from the wreckage alive but died in hospital from his injuries almost two weeks later.Mr Cusker, of Cambuslang, near Glasgow, was pulled from the wreckage alive but died in hospital from his injuries almost two weeks later.
Funerals took place last week for the three helicopter crew who were killed - pilot David Traill, 51, Pc Tony Collins, 43, and Pc Kirsty Nelis, 36 - and the six other pub customers who lost their lives.Funerals took place last week for the three helicopter crew who were killed - pilot David Traill, 51, Pc Tony Collins, 43, and Pc Kirsty Nelis, 36 - and the six other pub customers who lost their lives.
They were John McGarrigle, 57, Mark O'Prey, 44, Gary Arthur, 48, Colin Gibson, 33, Robert Jenkins, 61, and Samuel McGhee, 56.They were John McGarrigle, 57, Mark O'Prey, 44, Gary Arthur, 48, Colin Gibson, 33, Robert Jenkins, 61, and Samuel McGhee, 56.
It has not yet been established what caused the helicopter to fall from the sky, although investigators said initial evidence rules out major engine or gearbox failure.It has not yet been established what caused the helicopter to fall from the sky, although investigators said initial evidence rules out major engine or gearbox failure.