Bus Driver Attacked and Sprayed with Liquid by Group of Girls in Greenwich

Violent Assault Shocks Greenwich Bus Station

A bus driver was attacked and sprayed with a liquid substance in Greenwich this evening, sparking a major emergency response. The shocking incident took place at the North Greenwich Transport Exchange on Millennium Way, Greenwich Peninsula.

Five Girls Involved, Police Launch Investigation

The driver was targeted by a group of five girls, with one reportedly spraying an unknown liquid—believed to be perfume—into his face. The driver sustained injuries but did not need hospital treatment.

Emergency Services Rush to Scene

  • Police, paramedics, and the fire service all rushed to the scene shortly after 5:15pm on Sunday, 15 March.
  • Officers from the Met Police quickly established a cordon and launched an investigation.

What Happened Next?

Police confirmed they were called to Greenwich bus station at 5:30pm amid reports of an assault. The enquiry is ongoing as officers hunt down those responsible.

Stay tuned for updates on this disturbing Greenwich attack.

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