“He was only 14 and on his way home from McDonald’s with his pals.'
The family of a teenager who was killed in Glasgow has called for 'something to be done' about youth violence.
Haig, who Justin had never met before, was there with a friend and a remark was shouted about where the pair were from in Glasgow.Justin tripped and fell as he was being chased, and Haig caught up with him and plunged the knife into him.Maggie, 34, feels that the devastating attack not only ruined the lives of Justin and their family but also that of his killer's.
Maggie is calling for more to be done to address youth violence by creating safe spaces for youngsters to spend their time, rather than out on the streets.
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