Arrests: Free the Carrom Two

 

SCL Treasurer and Deputy Chief Executive arrested. 

Bruce Morton and Paul McCole were dragged from their homes as part of an ongoing investigation into SCL finances. McCole was slung into a police van while defiantly waving his recent Linen Trophy. Morton was heard asking protesters to stay calm.

Police Scotland seized a motorhome parked outside McCole's gaffe. The motorhome is valued at £20,000 and features a microwave, shower, first-aid station and decks.

SCL magician Stu Thomson has been cautioned under Section Two of the Scot Law Regulation, citing him as an accessory and conjurer after the fact. Thomson is said to have concealed McCole and Morton behind a magic waistcoat.

Paul Shep states that the SCL "must get it's house in order."

Outside Glasgow Sheriff Court, a band of supporters called for the release of the Carrom Two. 

At that protest, Jim Muir was tazed and James Young was charged with impersonating Callum McGregor.

Such heavy-handed police tactics will not stop Carrom. Rather, such initiatives fuel the movement and drive it underground. 

The SCL is now no longer just a board - we are a resistance.