A bicycle was allegedly thrown from the top of the Co-op car park on to the level below
A 12-YEAR-OLD boy has been charged by police after an alleged incident at Helensburgh’s Co-op supermarket in which a bicycle was reportedly thrown from the top level of the store's car park on to the tarmac below.
A member of the public reported a bicycle being thrown off the top level of the store’s car park on Sinclair Street on Saturday, May 25.
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The youngsters are said to have attempted to run off, but they were caught by officers and one of the boys, a 12-year-old from Cardross, was charged, in the presence of a parent, with culpable and reckless conduct.
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