"Kept Awake at Dawn," Flooded With Reports… Loud Roars Shaking Apartments

Police have launched a manhunt after receiving reports that a passenger car drove recklessly, making roaring noises at an intersection in an apartment-dense area of Anseong, Gyeonggi Province, during the late-night hours.

According to the Anseong Police Station in Gyeonggi Province and other sources, reports were filed by residents on the morning of September 28 stating that a black passenger car was driving and generating loud noises near an intersection in the Ayang-dong apartment complex in Anseong.

The vehicle in question was found to have repeatedly spun its body while making roaring noises in the middle of the intersection for about 5 minutes each at around 2:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. on the day of the incident.

This incident came to light after a video filmed by a resident capturing the situation at the time was posted on an online community.

Nearby residents reportedly complained of suffering, such as sleep deprivation caused by the repeated noise during the early morning hours.

Upon receiving the report, police conducted an on-site inspection this morning, but no distinct tire skid marks were found on the road.

Police believe that although the actual driving speed was not very high, the driver intentionally manipulated the vehicle aggressively to cause the loud noises, and have launched a pre-indictment investigation.

Police have secured footage from two nearby security CCTVs and are focusing on identifying the suspect vehicle and the driver.

They are tracking the movement route from multiple angles, keeping open the possibilities that the suspect may be a foreigner and that the suspect vehicle may be an unregistered or illegally transferred vehicle (daepocha).

A police official stated that as residents are complaining of damage, they plan to promptly identify the suspect vehicle through CCTV analysis and, upon apprehending the suspect, book them with relevant charges such as violating the Road Traffic Act.
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