Gang goes on a rampage, damages vehicles in Villapuram in Madurai
The Hindu
Armed gang damages vehicles in Madurai after a quarrel between friends and a drunk youth. Police investigating.
An armed gang went on a rampage damaging over 10 vehicles parked in Tamil Nadu Housing Board Colony in Villapuram on Wednesday night.
Police said that a drunk youth had created ruckus in the flower market at Villapuram a few days back. A group of friends had scolded him. This led to animosity between the two parties.
On Wednesday, when the friends were standing in Villapuram, the youth who was scolded picked up a quarrel following which they beat him up. The youth brought his friends to retaliate in the night, but did not find any of them.
The frustrated youth then went on a spree of damaging the windshields of five cars, autorickshaws and also damaged a two-wheeler.
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