Record View says Justin McLaughlin's killer deserves to spend years behind bars but the wider issue of gang violence at stations must be recognised and dealt with.
The murder of Justin McLaughlin shocked Scotland when he was stabbed to death at a city centre railway station. His attacker, who was only 16 at the time, was yesterday jailed for life.
The driver recognises teenagers simply need a place to go so they are not treating ScotRail services like “mobile gang huts”. Trouble on trains is not a new development. Anyone who has used services regularly on weekends or evenings is likely to have seen anti-social behaviour. The Record’s Our Kids ... Our Future campaign has exposed the level of violence regularly seen in schools. We argue that every community in Scotland needs a place where young people can spend time, take part in activities or simply let off steam.
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