Another iron ball attack in central Seoul...Store doors and windows smashed

The case of a shop owner who was the victim of a "terrorist attack with an iron ball" in which the door of his shop was broken was introduced. On the 12th, JTBC's "Case Chief" featured a paint shop owner in Seocho-gu, Seoul.
A shared information from a person named A. A said, "At dawn, an unknown individual fired four iron balls at the store. The attacks occurred on the 7th and 12th, and the iron balls damaged the doors, windows, and other parts of the store.
"The glass in the door was completely shattered, so the store is currently operating without a door.
Mr. A said that this was not the first time he had been the victim of such an "iron ball terrorism," and that the same method was used in March of last year.
He said the reinforced glass of the store had been broken, but the CCTV footage did not show the person who fired the iron ball, making it difficult for the police to investigate.
Mr. A said, "I reported the incidents to the police last year and this year, but I haven't heard anything yet. At first, I thought the glass had broken because it was old, but then I saw the marks of the iron ball.
"After I discovered it, I started to think that someone had a grudge against me, and it was painful," said A. "I took over the store that my father had been running for 28 years, and it took a year and a half to get the '100-year-old store' certification.
"This is the only place left and incidents like this keep happening, so I'm wondering if I should move my shop," he said.