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A machine gun fired at the window in which a woman with children lives

The Setúbal Judicial Police are investigating cases of 7.62mm, a combat caliber used in assault rifles and machine guns, that shattered the window of a house where a woman lives with her children in Amor, Seixal late Saturday night. .

In addition to destroying window panes and blinds, a handwritten threatening letter was left on the parapet on the first floor of a building near Parque Urbano das Paivas against a woman living in the house and her children.

There were no casualties or other material damage. The called PSP found four exploding shells of 7.62 mm caliber near the house and two unexploded shells of the same caliber in the house.

Author: Miguel Curado
Source: CM Jornal

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