TOP COP'S SON UNMASKED AS ULTRAS RIOTER

Dons supporter in New Firm brawl

- GORDON CURRIE

A SENIOR police officer's son has been convicted of football disorder for the second time in three months after being caught as part of a maskclad mob of ultras.

Aberdeen fan Cameron Craig, who was banned from all UK matches last year after trying to hurl a rock at a Rangers supporters' bus, has now admitted to a riotous clash with Dundee United supporters.

Craig, 20, and pal Ben Johnston, 18, both admitted acting with up to 30 others to form part of a disorderly crowd that confronted rival supporters in Main Street, Dundee.

Aberdeen were scheduled to play Dundee United in a New Firm derby at Tannadice in a 6pm kick-off on March 4 last year.