Dundee girl injured after being hit by stone on bus in Berwick Drive A four-year-old girl was injured when she was struck by a stone thrown through an open bus window. The vehicle was travelling in Dundee on Tuesday when two boys, believed to be around 12-13 years old, were seen throwing stones at the bus. One of the stones struck the young girl causing her a minor injury after it passed through an open window on the bus in Berwick Drive at around 7.55pm. Police Scotland said the girl was "understandably distressed" by the incident. She was taken to the city's Ninewells Hospital as a precaution but she did not require any further treatment. A police spokesman said: "The implications of throwing any type of missile at a moving vehicle are very serious indeed, not least when it is public transport carrying passengers. Those who get involved in this reckless behaviour may view it as a bit of harmless fun, but they should consider the potential consequences of their actions. Their actions threaten lives. The boys who were throwing the stones were wearing green hooded tops and light tracksuit bottoms. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Tayside Division of Police Scotland on 101.