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Published 20:51 17 Mar 2019 GMT
Updated 20:51 17 Mar 2019 GMT

"What I have been surprised at over the last six months, particularly when it comes to behaviour at football matches is two things," Kerr said at a Scottish Police Authority board meeting. "One has been that level of sectarianism on display, and I say that having policed in Northern Ireland for nearly 30 years, and I have been surprised at how much it is seen as normal. "All the symptoms and how it manifests itself at football is seen as normal in Scotland and that has surprised me. "At times it feels almost visceral, in a way that I have not experienced in quite a while, and I say that with some surprise."
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