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Shots fired at Milwaukee home, man arrested
Milwaukee police have arrested a 46-year-old man who they say shot at a house on Milwaukee's northwest side Monday, Jan. 16.
MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee police have arrested a 46-year-old man who they say shot at a house on Milwaukee's northwest side Monday, Jan. 16.
It was all caught on a Ring doorbell camera. Neighbors told FOX6 News they are shaken up because the shooting happened in broad daylight.
"This was bold, this was daylight," the woman whose home was shot at said. She asked not to be identified for safety reasons. "I’m frantic now that I have actually seen this happened."
Doorbell camera shows man fire shots at Milwaukee home
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The video showed the man walk up to the woman's home. He walked about, but stopped and turned – firing shots. Eight bullets hit the home on 17th Street.
"I don’t know this man, I don’t know why he came to my door, and don’t know if he’s coming back," the woman said.
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Milwaukee shots fired on doorbell camera, mother, kids in home
A Milwaukee doorbell camera captured shots fired on N. 17th Street on Monday. The woman who lives here says she and her daughter and grandchildren were inside at the time. "By the grace of God," she says, no one was hurt.
No one was hurt, but the woman said her 14-year-old daughter and twin 2-year-old grandsons were inside at the time.
"My peace is disturbed so drastically I don’t know how to live," said the woman.
"I was shocked. I couldn’t believe it," said neighbor Joann Harden. "I’m so sorry for the young lady, now she’s frightened to live in her home."
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Harden has lived in the neighborhood for 34 years. She said she feels safe in her neighborhood, but said, "I do use wisdom."
It's a different story for the woman whose home was shot at. She plans to move.
"I don’t feel comfortable going back into that space now," she said.
While police arrested the man in the video, the damage is already done.
"It was just insane, and my peace is disturbed," said the woman. "It has to stop."
The Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office said charges will be coming in the next few days. Police said the man is facing charges such as felon in possession of a firearm and endangering safety with a dangerous weapon.