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Bottle dropped from footbridge hits car on A89 Bottle dropped from footbridge hits car on A89
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Two women have escaped serious injury after a man dropped a bottle of wine from a footbridge in Broxburn, West Lothian, onto their car.Two women have escaped serious injury after a man dropped a bottle of wine from a footbridge in Broxburn, West Lothian, onto their car.
They were driving on the A89 to the east of Pumpherston Road at about 20:20 on Saturday when the incident happened.They were driving on the A89 to the east of Pumpherston Road at about 20:20 on Saturday when the incident happened.
One of the women received minor cuts to her hands and arms after the windscreen smashed and both occupants were showered with shards of glass.One of the women received minor cuts to her hands and arms after the windscreen smashed and both occupants were showered with shards of glass.
Police are trying to identify a group of people seen walking on the bridge.Police are trying to identify a group of people seen walking on the bridge.
The man who dropped the bottle was part of a larger group of people who went from the Broxburn side of the bridge to the Uphall Station side.The man who dropped the bottle was part of a larger group of people who went from the Broxburn side of the bridge to the Uphall Station side.
'Catastrophic consequences''Catastrophic consequences'
The group, thought to be in their late teens and/or early 20s, fled towards Uphall Station when the car stopped.The group, thought to be in their late teens and/or early 20s, fled towards Uphall Station when the car stopped.
The occupants, both healthcare workers, had been driving along the A89 from Winchburgh to Livingstone. The occupants, both healthcare workers, had been driving along the A89 from Winchburgh to Livingston.
Sgt Darren Cook, of Police Scotland, said: "This was an incredible act of stupidity which could have had catastrophic consequences.Sgt Darren Cook, of Police Scotland, said: "This was an incredible act of stupidity which could have had catastrophic consequences.
"The two female occupants of the car escaped serious injury on this occasion, although the passenger did receive minor cuts to her hands and arms."The two female occupants of the car escaped serious injury on this occasion, although the passenger did receive minor cuts to her hands and arms.
"This could have ended in a tragedy.""This could have ended in a tragedy."