A Garda spokesman said they were responding to a public order incident which took place on a Dublin Bus on Priorwood Road in“No arrests have been made to date and gardaí at Coolock are appealing for witnesses,” he said.Dublin Bus said in statement that the bus driver had followed official procedures during the incident. It noted that all employees were “fully trained on the comprehensive procedures for dealing with incidents such as this”.
“Each vehicle is equipped with a radio which allows immediate contact to our central control centre,” said the statement. “This means that the driver has immediate contact to a team of Dublin Bus inspectors should assistance be required in any given situation. During this incident, the driver followed this procedure,” it said.councillor Racheal Batten told RTÉ’s Nine O’Clock News that increased security and police presence was needed on buses in the Coolock area.
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