A driver and passenger who narrowly missed being shot in the head when a hunting bullet pierced through their car in a forest in central France have made a formal complaint to local police.
The accident happened on Sunday November 3. As the vehicle was driving through the Poinçonnet forest, near Châteauroux (Indre, Centre-Val de Loire), a stray bullet was shot through a window.
It smashed the glass, before piercing the driver and passenger headrests, and coming to a stop in the car’s interior bodywork.
Both driver and passenger were shocked, and went to the police station in Châteauroux to report the incident. When it emerged that a hunt had been taking place in the Poinçonnet forest at the time, the duo decided to make an official complaint.
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