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7 Milwaukee weekend shootings, 14 hurt, 1 killed in 36 hours
At least seven Milwaukee weekend shootings left 14 people hurt and one dead in about 36 hours Friday afternoon through Sunday morning.
MILWAUKEE - At least eight Milwaukee weekend shootings left 15 people hurt and one dead in about 36 hours Friday afternoon, Oct. 21 through Sunday night, Oct. 23.
FRIDAY
25th and Scott
A domestic shooting left a woman, 19 hurt Friday morning around 1 a.m. near 25th and Scott.
The victim showed up at the hospital for treatment.
Police said a man, 20, was arrested.
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SATURDAY
On Saturday, Milwaukee police responded to at least five shootings.
32nd and Center
Around 1 a.m., a man, 39, was shot near 32nd and Center and taken to the hospital for treatment of his injuries. Police said he was expected to survive.
Fond du Lac and Hoyt
Shooting at Fond du Lac and Hoyt, Milwaukee
Six people, including a boy, 17, were hurt in a shooting around 1:20 a.m. Saturday near Fond du Lac and Hoyt.
Police said roughly 100 shell casings were found at the scene.
95th and Brown Deer
A Milwaukee man, 51, was shot shortly before noon near 95th and Brown Deer during an apparent argument. He was treated at the hospital after suffering a gunshot wound to his leg.
Shooting scene near 95th and Brown Deer, Milwaukee
38th and Congress
38th and Congress fatal shooting
A man, 30, was shot and killed near 38th and Congress around 7 p.m. Saturday.
Unknown location
Around 11 p.m., a boy, 17, showed up at the hospital for treatment of gunshot wounds. Investigators are looking into where this shooting occurred and what led to it.
SUNDAY
34th and Wright
34th and Wright shooting, Milwaukee
Four people were shot early Sunday near 34th and Wright.
Police said officers were investigating reckless driving around 1 a.m. when they heard shots and went to help the victims.
A girl, 16, two men, 19 and one man, 20 were taken to the hospital for treatment of their injuries. Police said they were expected to survive.
Some Milwaukee residents said when there's warm weather, there's usually violence usually, and that was the case over the weekend.
"Just all of a sudden – boom – gunshots," said Drew Stock. "I knew that when there was warm weather, I knew there was going to be violence because that kind of goes hand in hand."
Fond du Lac and Hoyt shooting
Stock just moved to the neighborhood near 34th and Wright days before police say four people were shot there early Sunday. He didn't expect to be welcomed to the neighborhood like this.
"All of a sudden, we just heard shots, probably, I’d say, at least five or six, and like, we were just about to jump on the ground," said Stock. "It was just chaos outside. There were people running everywhere, people screaming, people looking for their family members, and a couple of minutes after that, the police rolled in from every direction."
John Jones lives in the neighborhood near Fond du Lac and Hoyt, where police say six people were shot Saturday.
"These days, you get numb to it," said Jones. "We’re always looking out the window -- all the time."
94th and Thurston
Around 11:25 p.m. a 29-year-old man showed up at the hospital for treatment of a gunshot wound to the leg. The shooting happened around near 94th and Thurston around 10:45 p.m. There is no suspect information at this time. The circumstances are under investigation.