A teenage boy has been charged by police following allegations of anti-social behaviour and urinating at a Fife war memorial.
Police say they are attempting to trace others following claims a large group were involved in an incident at the tribute in Monastery Street, Dunfermline, on March 10.
A report is to be submitted to the Children’s Reporter.
The 14-year-old was reported by police in connection with “anti-social behaviour”.
Police received reports of a large group of teenagers being drunk and disorderly at the memorial.
A spokesman added: “Inquiries are on-going to trace other individuals involved in this incident on Friday March 10.
“A report will be submitted to the children’s reporter.”
Teenager charged over allegations of urinating on Fife war memorial
