Rock attack on bus at Paradise Interchange A driver says a rock was thrown through the front door of his bus at Paradise Interchange. A nasty political stoush over Holden, another terrifying attack on an Adelaide bus and Jetstar sets up a new base in Adelaide. A ROCK has been thrown through the glass door of an Adelaide Metro bus at the Paradise Interchange, in the latest in a string of attacks on drivers. Police were called to the Darley Rd interchange just after 4.30pm on Saturday after a bus driver reported a rock being thrown through the glass front door of the bus. Three youths were reportedly seen near the James St bridge at the time of the attack, but police were unable to find them. No one was injured, but Chief Inspector Ashley Gordon, of Transit police, said people had been seriously injured by these kind of attacks in the past. "It might seem like a prank or act of tomfoolery, but throwing rocks at buses can have devastating consequences," he said. The attack comes just weeks after a bus driver was punched in the face at Athol Park. And in September, a bus driver was treated for a facial injury after he was punched in the face at Paradise Interchange. Police are urging anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or online at www.sa.crimestoppers.com.au .