Police Scotland said six people had been charged over various offences on the first night of the festival, including a 42-year-old who is accused of flying a drone over the festival site.<\/p>\n
Two arrests were made over drug offences, two for assault and one for a road traffic offence were also made.<\/p>\n
On Saturday a further five arrests were made.<\/p>\n
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Five people have been arrested following the second night at TRNSMT on Glasgow Green on Saturday.<\/p>\n
“Three male youths were arrested and charged in connection with breach of the peace.<\/p>\n
“A further two people were arrested in connection with a disturbance and issued recorded police warnings.<\/p>\n
“Another six people were charged in connection with assault and breach of the peace offences.”<\/p>\n
The Friday had also seen a fan zone for the Scotland v Morocco game set up, with organisers DF Concerts estimating about 10,000 fans had stayed on after the music ended to watch the match.<\/p>\n
TRNSMT event manager Katt Lingard told BBC Scotland News: “It felt like the high from seeing your favourite bands rolled into the football really well. <\/p>\n
“I think it was a really extra special moment for the fans – we had people of all ages coming along and it was a good community feel, united around Scotland.”<\/p>\n