Ongwediva Police Commander’s Vehicle Hit by Suspected Bullet While Travelling With Family

The Ongwediva Police Station commander escaped a potentially dangerous incident on Friday evening when a projectile struck the windscreen of his vehicle while he was travelling with his wife and 14-year-old daughter.
According to the Namibian Police Weekend Crime Report, the commander heard a loud impact on the windscreen and immediately pulled over to inspect the vehicle. He subsequently discovered a projectile lodged on the left side of the windscreen, which appeared to have been fired from a 9mm pistol.
The incident reportedly occurred along Mandume Ndemufayo Road, near a supermarket parking area, on the route between a service station and the Ongwediva Open Market.
The identity of the suspected shooter remains unknown, and police investigations are continuing to establish the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The case is being investigated under suspected charges of attempted murder, discharging a firearm within a municipal area and malicious damage to property.



