A TEENAGER was hospitalised with serious injuries after an afternoon attack at a Glasgow park.
Emergency services rushed to King's Park yesterday around 5pm, after reports of the assault.
A 14-year-old boy was taken to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
Another boy, 14, was arrested in connection with the incident. He was later released.
Officers are asking any witnesses or anyone with information to get in touch via 101, quoting incident number 2750 of March 30.
Crimestoppers can also be called on 0800 555 111.
Detective inspector Lesley-Ann McGee said: “We are carrying out extensive enquiries to establish the full circumstances of the incident.
“I’d appeal to anyone who was in the park around the time of the incident and has any information which could assist, please contact police to bring this to our attention.”
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