The man and a two-year-old child were struck by a train at Garrowhill train station in Glasgow on Sunday night. The incident prompted a significant emergency service response, with authorities rushing to the scene following reports of casualties on the tracks.
Both the 26-year-old man and the child were transported to the hospital, where they currently remain receiving treatment for their injuries. Fortunately, the child’s injuries are now believed to be minor, while the man’s condition is reported as non-life-threatening.
On Monday night, the man was taken into custody on suspicion of attempted murder. The British Transport Police have stated that he is under police observation in the hospital.
Detective Chief Inspector Marc Francey assured the public that this was an isolated incident and they are not seeking any other individuals in connection with the incident. Specially trained officers are providing support to the young boy’s family, and it is hopeful that he will make a full recovery.
The investigation into the incident is ongoing, with authorities working to establish the full circumstances surrounding the event. Detectives are conducting various inquiries, and they urge anyone who witnessed the incident and has not yet spoken to the police to come forward. Witnesses can provide information by texting 61016 or calling 0800 40 50 40, referencing incident number 564 of July 2.

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