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Police in Toronto say two transit workers have been injured following a report that close to a dozen youths attacked them on a bus Monday afternoon.
A post on the force's Twitter account says police responded to Kennedy Road and Merrian Road for a report that a group of 10 to 15 youths attacked three uniformed TTC employees on a bus, and then fled the area.
Police later posted that two employees were assaulted, and that their injuries weren't life-threatening.
Police are asking anyone with information that could help with the case to contact them.
The Amalgamated Transit Union says in a statement that two of its members were "violently assaulted" and have reported physical injuries.
Mayor John Tory says in a statement about the incident that acts of violence and disrespect against transit workers need to end.
