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Orlaith Clinton

Translink offering up to £1,000 for information on attacks

Translink has stressed that it will seek to prosecute when appropriate after a spike in anti-social behaviour on public transport in recent months.

Recent incidents have been filmed onboard Translink Gliders and trains, and subsequently shared widely across social media. Police have been made aware of a recent video which showed an incident on a Glider in West Belfast and are investigating.

David Cowan, Director of Commercial Operations said the safety of passengers and staff is their top priority. A Translink reward scheme pays out up to £1,000 to anyone who witnesses and gives evidence of any incident of trespass, vandalism or assault that results in a successful conviction.

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