Police launched a probe after the alleged incident on Lochfield Road in Dumfries at around 7.10pm on Saturday.
Two youths have been charged after a brick was allegedly thrown at a football supporters’ bus.
Police launched a probe after the alleged incident on Lochfield Road in Dumfries at around 7.10pm on Saturday.
Officers say they were responding to reports of vandalism following Queen of the South’s 1-1 draw at home to Stenhousemuir.
Police attended and two male youths were traced. The pair were charged and are due to appear at Dumfries Sheriff Court at a later date.
Enquires remain ongoing to trace the others involved. Queen of the South said they will work hard to issue banning orders following the incident.
A spokesperson for the club said: “We are aware of the incident that happened after our game with Stenhousemuir yesterday. As a club we cannot and will not tolerate such behaviour.
“While it took place away from the stadium, the juveniles involved were videoed wearing our colours. Once those responsible have been identified we will be issuing banning orders to keep them away.
“Everyone is entitled to attend matches safely and with respect. We would like to apologise to Stenhousemuir FC and to their supporters who were caught up in the incident.
“We are grateful that no one was injured. The video is in the hands of Police Scotland.”
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 7.10pm on Saturday, March 7, we received a report of vandalism to a bus in Lochfield Road, Dumfries. There were no reports of injuries.
“Officers attended and two male youths were traced, charged and are due to appear at Dumfries Sheriff Court at a later date. Enquiries are ongoing to trace the others involved.”
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