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Charges follow bus attack

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25 Feb, 2016 10:18 PMQuick Read

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CRIME SCENE: Police talk to students and the bus driver after an altercation in Havelock North yesterday. PHOTO FILE

CRIME SCENE: Police talk to students and the bus driver after an altercation in Havelock North yesterday. PHOTO FILE

Five teenagers have been charged following an attack on a school bus in Havelock North yesterday.

A Nimon school bus had been carrying students from Hastings Boys' and Hastings Girls' high schools when the incident happened at about 3.45pm yesterday.

It's alleged teenagers attempted to storm the bus but were stopped only by the "hero" bus driver, who was allegedly threatened with a knife.

Police today confirmed two 15-year-old females, a 12-year-old male and 13-year-old male
were all charged with inciting violence, assault, possession of offensive weapon
A female was also charged with willful damage. They will all appear in Hastings Youth Court next week.

A mother of two of the teenagers who allegedly threatened the bus driver and charged with threatening behaviour.

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