Clydebank community police patrol whitecrook after incident

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Clydebank community police have been patrolling in Whitecrook this morning after reports of people throwing rocks at local buses in the area.

The reported incidents took place on two occasions: June 27, and June 29.

Extra foot patrols are now being carried out on Brown Avenue in Whitecrook and local buses that run through the area have been diverted.

This comes after we reported that the 184 service in Whitecrook was forced to cut parts of its route after stone-throwing attacks smashed one of the buses windows.

The service could be cancelled due to the incident (Image: McColl's Travel Facebook)

Police are asking members of the public to come forward if they have information by calling 101, or anonymously through Crimestoppers Scotland using this link Crimestoppers in Scotland | Crimestoppers.

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