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Thursday, March 17, 2022 at 10:25 AM

Police believe it might be someone with a BB gun.

The Hoquiam and Aberdeen police departments say they have received dozens of calls since Tuesday of windows being shot or broken out. Investigators say what started out as a call of a shooting in Hoquiam Tuesday morning with a car window shot out looks to be malicious shooting damage with a possible high powered BB gun according to evidence found at the scene of that call.

Police in both departments are looking for the suspect’s vehicle and are asking anyone who has had broken windows or who may have information on these incidents to call police. Officers cannot take reports through social media.

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