Can Erözden
June 25, 2016•Update: June 28, 2016
By Enes Kaplan, Orhan Onur Gemici
ANKARA
A suspect has been arrested shooting at coaches in Ankara, said the Turkish capital's governorship on Saturday.
The suspect used a shotgun to fire at three buses while driving, police said.
According to a written statement from the governor's office, seven passengers were slightly injured in the attack, which occurred on Ankara’s belt highway Saturday evening.
Ankara police apprehended the suspect's car on the southern part of the highway.
The suspect has 24 criminal records such as assault with intent, threat and sexual assault, says the governor's office.
The driver of one of the targeted coaches, Zulkuf Murat Uzulmez, told Anadolu Agency that it was heading to southeastern province of Diyarbakir.
"There were 37 passengers. No one saw it. We have three-four wounded. They were taken to hospital", he said, adding that eight shots were heard in total.
He also said passengers were injured because of the broken glass.
*Anadolu Agency Correspondent Can Erozden contributed to this report from Ankara.
