rkjunior303
01-07-2005, 06:04 PM
:cuss: makes me mad..
BOSTON -- Vandals armed with paintball and air guns are targeting windows in cars and houses in three towns south of Boston, police said Friday.
NewsCenter 5's Pam Cross reported that police have received dozens of complaints from residents in Bridgewater, West Bridgewater and Brockton.
Police believe that the incidents are random acts of violence.
"It's extremely frustrating. It makes you feel unsafe," said Bridgewater, Mass., resident Robert Korvitz.
Two nights ago, something was fired at his family room.
"You can see where it hit, and again, we were lucky that it didn't break the window and it wasn't earlier because that is where the family room is and there are people usually in there," Korvitz said.
About 15 houses and cars have been hit with air gun blasts since New Year's Day in Bridgewater. In West Bridgewater, paintball guns are the weapons of choice, where at least 15 homes have been hit.
Resident Robert Smith took pictures of the blue splatters left on the front of his house.
"They were hard enough so that they shook the wall of the house when they hit. It is amazing that one of them, that hit glass, didn’t break the glass," Smith said.
"There are no suspects. We received information about a possible vehicle, but it is conflicting from the different people we hear from. The surrounding towns all seem to be having the same problem. It's localized to a particular area of our community," West Bridgewater Police Department Lt. Raymund Rogers said.
There have been no injuries in any of the incidents.
BOSTON -- Vandals armed with paintball and air guns are targeting windows in cars and houses in three towns south of Boston, police said Friday.
NewsCenter 5's Pam Cross reported that police have received dozens of complaints from residents in Bridgewater, West Bridgewater and Brockton.
Police believe that the incidents are random acts of violence.
"It's extremely frustrating. It makes you feel unsafe," said Bridgewater, Mass., resident Robert Korvitz.
Two nights ago, something was fired at his family room.
"You can see where it hit, and again, we were lucky that it didn't break the window and it wasn't earlier because that is where the family room is and there are people usually in there," Korvitz said.
About 15 houses and cars have been hit with air gun blasts since New Year's Day in Bridgewater. In West Bridgewater, paintball guns are the weapons of choice, where at least 15 homes have been hit.
Resident Robert Smith took pictures of the blue splatters left on the front of his house.
"They were hard enough so that they shook the wall of the house when they hit. It is amazing that one of them, that hit glass, didn’t break the glass," Smith said.
"There are no suspects. We received information about a possible vehicle, but it is conflicting from the different people we hear from. The surrounding towns all seem to be having the same problem. It's localized to a particular area of our community," West Bridgewater Police Department Lt. Raymund Rogers said.
There have been no injuries in any of the incidents.