Three teenagers were arrested during the incident of anti-social behaviour on Friday.
An incident of anti-social behaviour at a midlands shopping centre has been described as 'pandemonium.'
Manager of the Bridge Centre Shopping Centre in Tullamore, John Cusack, says he had a 'bottle thrown at him' by a group of teens on the premises on Friday.
He also says he and a number of his staff were assaulted.
Garda were called to the scene and arrested three teenagers, all of whom have since been released.
Mr. Cusack says this was a planned incident:
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