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In Zheleznovodsk are looking for vandals shooting stops

In Zheleznovodsk are looking for vandals who turned city stops into targets

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In Zheleznovodsk are looking for vandals shooting stops

In Zheleznovodsk, they are looking for vandals who turned city stops into targets. Unknown methodically shoot glass pavilions, leaving behind broken structures and fragments.

According to the head of the resort city Yevgeny Bakulin, the Smart City system has already been connected to the investigation. Police officers are studying CCTV footage to track down bullies.

“The detention of offenders is only a matter of time. We've had similar situations before, we've found vandals that spoil municipal property. This case will not be an exception, the mayor said.

The head of Zheleznovodsk appealed to residents to be vigilant.

“If you witness such a thing, be sure to report it to the police. The city should remain comfortable, and not turn into scenery for a militant, said Yevgeny Bakulin.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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