Glasgow crime: Busy kebab shop egged and two schoolgirls, aged 14, charged after alleged 'assault'
Two 14 year old girls have been charged.
Two teenage girls have been charged in connection with an alleged ‘assault’ after a number of recent incidents of ‘threatening’ and ‘abusive’ behaviour at a Glasgow city centre takeaway.
On Thursday, police were called to a report of eggs being thrown at Best Kebab takeaway on Dundas Street at around 5.10pm.
Officers attended again at 8.45pm following reports of an assault. Two girls, both aged 14, were then charged in connection. There were no reported injuries.
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Police say they have been made aware of a number of recent reports of ‘threatening’ and ‘abusive’ behaviour at the takeaway.
A police spokesperson said: “We are aware of a number of recent reports of threatening and abusive behaviour at a premises on Dundas Street in Glasgow.
“Around 5.10pm on Thursday, August 14, we were called to a report of eggs being thrown at the premises. Enquiries are ongoing into this.
“Around 8.45pm on the same date, we were called to a report of an assault. Officers attended and there were no reports of injuries.
“Two girls, both aged 14, were charged in connection with the incident.
“Enquiries remain ongoing.”