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Boy hit by brick thrown from bus Boy hurt by brick thrown at bus
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A four-year-old boy has been injured after being hit on the head by a brick thrown from a bus. A four-year-old boy has been injured after being hit on the head by a brick thrown through a bus window.
The incident happened on Nitshill Road in the Pollock area of Glasgow at about 1955 GMT on Thursday.The incident happened on Nitshill Road in the Pollock area of Glasgow at about 1955 GMT on Thursday.
Police said the brick was thrown from the lower deck of a First bus as it went under a railway bridge. Police said the brick was thrown at the lower deck of a First bus as it went under a railway bridge.
The boy, who had been walking along the road with his mother, was taken to hospital but was later released. Police have appealed for witnesses. The boy, who was on the bus with his mother, was taken to hospital but was later released. Two males were seen running towards Gala Bingo.
Two males were seen running towards Gala Bingo in Nitshill Road. Police have appealed for witnesses and are particularly keen to speak to anyone on the bus which was going under the railway bridge near Wiltonburn Road when the brick was thrown.
Officers are particularly keen to speak to anyone on the bus which was going under the railway bridge near Wiltonburn Road when the brick was thrown.