The incident took place on the Mullingar/Castlepollard route.
A teen is being banned from using a Westmeath Local Link bus service following anti-social behaviour.
The teen was arrested, charged and barred from the 818 Mullingar/Castlepollard route.
Other children, some as young as 11, have been referred to Tusla.
Westmeath Councillor Alfie Devine believes the incident raises concerns around public safety and the need for vigilance to ensure passengers feel safe on public transport.
He says people should be vigilant and report instances of anti social behaviour:
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