Police are investigating after a knife was hurled from a window at a block of flats in West Dunbartonshire.

No-one was hurt in the incident, but it is understood there were people on the street below when the blade was thrown.

The incident happened on Sunday afternoon in West Court, Clydebank.

A force spokeswoman confirmed enquiries are ongoing.

She said: "Police were called at around 2pm on May 12 to reports of a knife having been thrown from a flat in West Court, Clydebank.

"Police attended and a knife was recovered.

"Nobody was injured. Enquiries are ongoing."

West Dumbartonshire Council said it takes a zero-tolerance approach to anti-social behaviour.

A spokeswoman said: "This is a matter for Police Scotland.

"The council has a zero-tolerance approach to anti-social behaviour, and works closely with communities to tackle any issues."