A MAN banned from going near Rangers matches was allegedly caught with a weapon after the Ibrox club's weekend clash against Celtic.
Arran Watt, 22, was allegedly found with a baton near Celtic Park on September 1, 2024.
Celtic earlier hosted Rangers in the first derby of the season which the hosts won 3-0.
There was no away allocation for Rangers fans at the match.
Watt was made subject to bail conditions on August 19 this year not to be within 500 metres of any Rangers match.
He had appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court for the separate charge of reset of a drum at Hampden Park before a match against St Johnstone.
Court papers stated Watt, of Irvine, North Ayrshire, reset a drum which had been dishonestly appropriated by assault and robbery.
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Watt also faced a separate charge of conducting himself in a disorderly manner on Letherby Drive.
It was claimed that he formed part of a disorderly crowd, ran through a crowd there and ran away from police officers.
Allegations went on to say Watt struggled with the officers, refused to cooperate with them when lawfully required to do so and committed a breach of the peace.
Watt appeared at the same court today at a hearing on his latest matter where is accused of having the baton without a reasonable excuse or lawful authority.
Watt is also accused of breaching his earlier bail conditions from the other matter.
He was represented again by his lawyer Declan O'Keefe.
Watt was remanded in custody and committed for further examination by Sheriff Bernard Ablett.
Watt will appear in court again within the next eight days.
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