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Reward offered after driver hurt
The train driver suffered a broken collarbone
A reward of £2,000 is being offered by a freight train operator to help police identify two youths who hurled a large brick at the window of a passing train.
The train was passing through the Beswick area of Manchester, between Ashbury and Philips Park, when two youths hurled the brick, police said.
It smashed through the windscreen and struck the driver. He was later taken to hospital with a broken collarbone.
British Transport Police (BTP) said it was a "reckless act of vandalism".
'Mindless attack'
Inspector Glen Alderson, from BTP, said: "It's vital that we find the youths involved in this incident who have been described as aged 12 to 13.
"This was a reckless act of vandalism leaving the driver badly injured. I cannot emphasise strongly enough the dangers associated with this type of crime.
"Due to the severity of this mindless attack Fastline is offering a reward of £2,000 for information leading to the successful arrest and conviction of the person(s) responsible for this assault."
The incident happened on 21 August at about 2100 BST.
The train has been taken out of service