Eleven incidents happened over four days
Eleven incidents were reported in the course of four days.On March 18, an incident took place on Sauchiehall Street at around 8.15pm and then another at 9.30pm at King Street car park.
Seven separate incidents happened on March 19, the first being at 6am on Gordon Street, then at 6.30am on Nelson Mandela Place.A third occurred at 8am on West Campbell Street and a fourth happened at 9.25am on George Street. In the afternoon, a further three incidents were reported - at 1pm on St Vincent Place, a second at 1.15pm on St Vincent Street and at 5pm on Clyde Street.following the incident on St Vincent Street.
Two 15-year-old males and two females, one aged 17 and one aged 14, have been arrested and charged in connection with the alleged incidents.
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