Police in Tallinn investigate possible bullet holes in ministry complex facade
Police in Tallinn, Estonia, are investigating the origin of several holes in the exterior facade of the joint ministries complex on Suur-Ameerika Street. Law enforcement officers are determining whether the damage could be bullet marks.
Holes in the facade
As ERR News reports, the holes were discovered on Sunday. On Monday, police received a report that there were several holes at different heights in the exterior facade of the complex. According to police, they resemble traces of bullet impacts.
Police and rescue service personnel arrived at the scene after receiving the report. Forensic experts collected samples directly at the scene.
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Reviewing camera footage
Police officers are currently working actively to establish what exactly caused the damage to the facade. Police are also reviewing camera footage to determine who may have committed this act.
Police have not yet established whether the holes are indeed bullet marks and continue to investigate the circumstances of the incident.
