'We urgently need a transport police to deal with these incidents' - outrage after child filmed attacking Dublin Bus passenger

The National Bus and Rail Union (NBRU) is urgently advocating for the establishment of transport police in response to increasing violence and anti-social behavior in public transportation. A recent incident, where a minor was observed assaulting a man on Dublin Bus, has intensified these calls. NBRU assistant general secretary Tom O'Connor described public transport as "unsafe" following the release of the disturbing footage, conveying a growing concern regarding passenger safety and the need for protective measures.

The National Bus and Rail Union (NBRU) is "urgently" calling for transport police to be introduced, emphasizing an alarming rise in violence and anti-social behaviour on public transport.

A video of a minor assaulting a man on Dublin Bus has sparked outrage, highlighting the unsafe conditions on public transport as noted by NBRU's assistant general secretary Tom O'Connor.

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