Ex-Partick Thistle goalkeeper charged over barman's death

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 18:44 · Archive

Luis Cameron, 19, has been charged with culpable homicide after an alleged assault on Daniel Colrain, 21, in Glasgow city centre.

Luis Cameron, a 19-year-old former Partick Thistle youth goalkeeper, appeared in Glasgow Sheriff Court charged with the culpable homicide of barman Daniel Colrain, 21. The court heard that Cameron allegedly punched Colrain on the head in Royal Exchange Square in Glasgow city centre in the early hours of 4 October 2026, causing him to lose consciousness and strike his head on the ground.

Colrain was found with serious injuries around 3.05am on 4 October and died in hospital the following day. Cameron, from Paisley, Renfrewshire, was also charged with attempting to pervert the course of justice. According to court papers, he allegedly left the scene of the assault, attended Royal Alexandria Hospital in Paisley claiming he had injured his hand by hitting a wall, and then booked a flight from Glasgow to Dubai on 4 October in an attempt to avoid capture.

Cameron made no plea during a private hearing at Glasgow Sheriff Court and was represented by his lawyer Paul Sweeney. He was granted bail and committed for further examination by Sheriff Helen McGinty. Cameron will appear in court again at a later date. Colrain's family are being supported by specialist officers.

How it is being reported

• Footballer granted bail over alleged killing of Glasgow barmanFormer Partick Thistle youth goalkeeper Luis Cameron granted bail at Glasgow Sheriff Court over alleged culpable homicide of barman Daniel Colrain after an assault.The Herald · 8 Oct, 18:08
• Former footballer accused of culpable homicide of 21-year-old Glasgow barmanA FORMER Partick Thistle youth goalkeeper was granted bail today after appearing in court charged with a hit and run killing of a barmanGlasgow Times · 8 Oct, 17:46

In this story: Luis Cameron · Daniel Colrain · Partick Thistle · Glasgow · Paisley

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