The schoolboy was allegedly struck outside Antonine Primary in Bonnybridge yesterda
The five-year-old was allegedly struck on a crossing on Broomhill Road, outside Antonine Primary in Bonnybridge, just as the school day was ending at 3.13pm yesterday.
He was was taken to hospital following the alleged collision. A 26-year-old woman has since been reported in connection with a road traffic offence. A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Officers were called to Broomhill Road, Bonnybridge at around 3.15pm on Wednesday, January 25, following a collision involving a child pedestrian and car.Top news stories today “The road was closed for a short time and reopened by 4.05pm. A 26-year-old woman will be reported in connection with a road traffic offence.”READ NEXT:
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