The culprit who shot iron balls into a residential area near Tan Son Nhat airport has not been found yet.

People living on Lam Son Street, Tan Binh District (HCMC) said that the iron ball shooting incident has been happening in the area for 2 months now but the culprit has not been found.

On March 6, Ward 2 Police, Tan Binh District, are investigating the incident where iron balls were fired into about 20 households on Lam Son Street, causing property damage.

According to the locals, every time the police come to check, this action stops for a few days, then continues. When the perpetrator of the incident is not discovered, they feel uneasy.

Talking to Dan Tri reporter, Mr. Do Van Su (55 years old), security guard of a coffee shop on Lam Son street, said that the situation of iron ball shooting happening in the area has been happening for 2 months now.

Mr. Su recounted the incident (Photo: An Huy).

Occasionally, he heard the sound of iron balls flying into houses, causing noise. He hid behind a tree to avoid them, afraid of being hit.

According to Mr. Su, at noon on March 5, a woman drove a 4-seater car to park in front of the coffee shop to get a drink. At this time, iron ball bullets continued to fly. Some bullets were fired into the car, breaking the rear window.

Upon discovering the incident, the female car owner called her husband and reported it to the insurance agent. "They said they would report it to the police. I don't know if they did or not. A few days ago, a shoe shiner was also shot in the leg with an iron ball and was bruised," said Mr. Su.

According to the male security guard, more than a month ago, people reported to the police about the shooting of iron balls in the area. The police went down to check but did not find the culprit. About 3 days later, the shooting of iron balls recurred until now.

Dozens of iron balls were picked up by local people (Photo: Anhui).

Ms. Thuy (43 years old, local resident) said that on March 4, the shooting of iron balls in the area lasted all day. The bullets flew so fast that people did not know where they were coming from. "Yesterday, a car had its window shot and it broke. The person who caused the incident must have been scared so he did not dare to shoot anymore," Ms. Thuy said.

According to Ms. Thuy, every time they heard the sound of iron balls hitting the corrugated iron roof, everyone went into their houses to hide. The residential area near Tan Son Nhat airport has been like this for a month now, everyone is upset.

"Lam Son Street has a lot of vehicles and pedestrians, if the shooting of iron balls continues, it will be very dangerous. On January 25, people reported the incident to the police. Yesterday (March 5), people continued to report the incident to the police," said Ms. Thuy.

Car's windshield was punctured by an iron ball (Photo: TT).

According to Dan Tri reporter, in the afternoon of the same day, the police force of Ward 2 (Tan Binh District) came to the scene to check. In alley 48 Lam Son, recently, about 20 houses were shot with iron balls.

Some households had broken windows, corrugated iron roofs, and water dispensers. Some had broken solar water heaters on the rooftop.

The representative of Ward 2 People's Committee (Tan Binh District) directed the police at the same level to verify and investigate the case of some houses on Lam Son Street being hit by iron balls, causing damage to property and cars.

Residential area on Lam Son street where the incident occurred (Photo: An Huy).

According to local authorities, initially there were about 3 cases of houses being hit by iron balls with serious damage to property; about 15 other households were also hit by iron balls. "The police have not yet determined where these iron balls came from. The incident is being investigated by local police," said a representative of Ward 2 People's Committee.

According to Dan Tri

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