A SHERIFF is to give evidence against a Rangers fan accused of singing and shouting sectarian abuse on a train to an SPL clash, a court heard yesterday.
A SHERIFF is to give evidence against a Rangers fan accused of singing and shouting sectarian abuse on a train to an SPL clash, a court heard yesterday.
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Jamie Rhodie is facing trial over allegations he committed a religiously aggravated breach of the peace on a train from Glasgow to Dundee on September 10 last year.
He was travelling for Rangers' SPL encounter with Dundee United at Tannadice when the alleged incident took place.
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