Posted: Thu 29th Mar 2018

Two teenagers charged following alleged assault on staff member at Flint railway station

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Thursday, Mar 29th, 2018

British Transport Police say two teenagers have been arrested and charged following an alleged assault on a staff member at Flint railway station.

Officers launched an appeal for information following the incident which happened at 3pm on March 20.

Police said two teenagers allegedly armed with a baseball bat and pole entered the station and in an unprovoked attack hit the staff member – the member of staff did not sustain any injuries.

One boy aged 17 from Flint has been charged with common assault and possessing an offensive weapon the second boy, aged 14, from Wrexham, has been charged with a section four public order act and possessing an offensive weapon.

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