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Cops involved in raid on Baile Hoose occupation should face disciplinary action, campaigners says
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POLICE involved in an early morning raid on an occupation in Glasgow during Cop26 should face disciplinary action, campaigners demanded today.

Members of the Baile Hoose occupation at the former Hamish Allan Centre faced criticism after alleging that officers had attempted to force their way into the building in the early hours of November 8.

Police dismissed the claims by the collective, which was set up to help house marginalised groups that had been excluded from the conference. 

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