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A SECOND boy has been charged after a brick was reportedly thrown through a bus window and hit a baby's head.
The alleged incident happened on a bus on Battlefield Road on Tuesday, January 10.
At around 6.45pm, a brick was hurled through the window and landed in a baby's pram, hitting the 17-month-old on the head.
The baby was taken to hospital and later released after being checked over.
Now police have confirmed a 15-year-old boy has been charged in connection.
It comes after the force revealed that another 15-year-old boy was charged on Tuesday, January 17 in connection to the same incident.
Reports for both will be submitted to the Scottish Children’s Reporter.
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