Adelaide is now high-speed stoning car case! There`s been a couple of murders in the last few months! The culprit is still on the run!
According to reports, on Tuesday (March 13), South Australian police issued a warning to the public: there were a number of stoning incidents on the southern Adelaide highway, and police said that high-speed vehicles were hit by flying stones as seriously as gunshots. Please be careful with your friends who drive!
Reports say at least three cars traveling on high-speed roads have recently been hit by flying stones. Fortunately, there are no casualties yet!
It is reported that on Monday (March 12) around 12:30, a driver driving between the road between Oto39 Sullivans Beach and Sherriffs road, suddenly a flying stone hit her!
Thirty minutes later, another driver also encountered flying stones near Honeypot Rd.
Around 7:40, in the vicinity of Elizabeth Rd, stonewalkers moved again, and the windshield of the third vehicle that was attacked was smashed.
The sections of the three attacks were not too far apart. Fortunately, there were no casualties in the three accidents.
Attorney General Matt Nairn warned: "this kind of behavior can have very serious consequences. Throwing stones at high-speed cars can result in serious consequences such as death, serious injury and serial rear-end collisions. " He said, "it`s no different from shooting people. Those people don`t realize how dangerous it is to do so. "
It is worth noting that just on the same road, there were similar cases of throwing stones on cars last month!
At the end of February 2018, also along the road, there were several incidents of throwing stones and bottles at high-speed cars. On March 9, South Australian police arrested three teenagers.
But the latest case this week did not stop, police said, so the police believe someone else was behind the incident, far more than the three teenagers.
However, in fact, as early as February 2017, it is also this road section! There was a similar incident in a car! Heidi Wilkin, the driver of South Australia, was badly hit by a huge concrete block falling from the sky while driving.
After the incident, the police promised to install cameras in the area, but a year later, the cameras have not been installed, the troublemakers are still roaring!
The police are still investigating a series of cases and are calling on people familiar with the matter to call 1800 333,000.
