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FAMILY 'ABUSED ON BUS'
The Journal
|October 10, 2025
Police are investigating a report that a family was racially abused while travelling on a bus in Gateshead.
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It is reported that a woman and her family travelling on a Go North East bus along Saltwell Road when they were racially abused by a man who was sat behind them.
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