A mum is desperate to identify a vandal with a vendetta who has targeted her family home FIVE times.<br /><br />Rukmini Chaulagain, 31, and her husband Suman, 41, have been repeatedly targeted in a string of what are believed to be racially motivated attacks on their home over the last four months.<br /><br />The incidents started in April, with a person smashing up the family’s car and front windows of their home with rocks during the middle of the night.<br /><br />Rukimini, who moved here from Nepal four years ago, was devastated, although believed the incident was a "one off."<br /><br />But her home has now been attacked a further four times, most recently on July 12.<br /><br />Mrs Chaulagain says she is now "so sick" of the situation but does not know why they are being targeted, or what to do to prevent the attacks from happening. <br /><br />The mum-of-two from Ipswich, Suffolk, said: "The last four months have been a complete nightmare. We're living in fear of the next attack.<br /><br />"We have no problems with anyone. The only reason for the attacks I can think of is we are the victim of a racial hate crime.<br /><br />"We need people's help to identify this individual. We can't take it much longer."<br /><br />Mrs Chaulagain has a four-year-old and a nine-year-old who are terrified to live in their own home.<br /><br />The family have captured CCTV footage which shows the pelting of their car and the front of their house with rocks on multiple occasions.<br /><br />Every time the couple have paid to fix the damage, its not been long before its happened again - costing their insurance company around £2000.<br /><br />Each of the five attacks have happened between 2am - 4am in the morning, and immediately after, the individual sprints away with his face completely covered.<br /><br />Mrs Chaulagain called Suffolk Police after the first attack on April 16 - but despite a long running investigation, they've made no arrests. <br /><br />The mum, who works as a rehab assistant, said: "Every little noise we hear terrifies us.<br /><br />"I don’t think the person wants to steal anything, he just wants to trouble us. But it could be worse next time, we don’t know. <br /><br />"His confidence level is definitely high now, he could do anything when he comes back.<br /><br />"I have two young kids at my house with my elders, and I need the police to make a plan and protect us. <br /><br />"I feel like we’re just waiting for this person to come back again and again." <br /><br />Mrs Chaulagain said that the situation has impacted her mental health, led to panic attacks and stopped her from sleeping at night.<br /><br />She added: "My kids ask me every day if anything is going to happen today and if the police have got somewhere with their investigation. <br /><br />"It's all we can think about and at the minute there seems to be no way out of this situation.<br /><br />"If anyone can identify this person - please help us."<br /><br />After the first three incidents were reported, Suffolk Police said the incidents were being treated as targeted and potentially racially motivated. <br /><br />They said: “‘Police believe the incidents to be targeted but remain open-minded as to the motive.
