Boy charged after baby hit by brick thrown through bus window
The brick was thrown through the bus window on Battlefield Road in Glasgow's southside
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested and charged after a baby was hit on the head by a brick thrown through a bus window. Emergency services were called to the scene on Battlefield Road, in Glasgow's southside, on Tuesday 10 January.Police said she was not seriously injured, but her mother was "extremely upset and distressed".It landed on the pram and hit the infant on the head while glass from the broken window also landed on the pram.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said a report regarding the arrested boy would be submitted to the Scottish Children's Reporter and inquiries were ongoing.
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