Police allege the 23 and 22-year-old were behind the attacks on a cyclist, pedestrians, and bus shelters. Photo / Thinkstock
Two men have been charged over a paintball gun shooting spree in Christchurch at the weekend.
Police allege Jamie Jacob Parker, a 23-year-old engineer, and Cory James Shelton, 22, were behind the attacks on a cyclist, pedestrians, and bus shelters.
Several people have come forward to say they were hit
by paintball pellets fired from a car in Riccarton on Friday night and early Saturday morning.
Parker and Shelton are charged with intentionally damaging the windows of a furniture store, presenting an airgun, namely a paintball gun, at a woman, intentionally damaging two cars, and seven bus shelters.
They've been charged under the Arms Act 1983.
