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Shooting in Kenosha

bnhcomputing

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http://www.kenoshanews.com/news/shooting_leaves_two_with_injuries_6050924.html

Shooting leaves two with injuries
KENOSHA NEWS STAFF

A shooting outside a Kenosha apartment building left two people injured Friday night.

Police were called to the northeast corner of 50th Street and 36th Avenue just before 10 p.m. Friday for a report of a drive-by shooting, although it was not clear if the shots came from a vehicle or someone on foot.

See the complete story in today's Kenosha News,
 

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Packer fan wrote:
I'll be the first to say the shooter was on foot because you must have a gun unloaded and incased in Wisconsin, so I don't understand why that is even a question.

I'll be the first to agree. (I was going to put a laugh in here, but wasnt sure how that would be taken...)

WKOW also had this story, with a bit more information. The said it was a drive by shooting. Here is the link, with a short video.

http://www.wkowtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=12453222
 

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No, see one car had a firearm unloaded and encased in it. Another had ammunition. They crashed into each other, opening the case of the firearm, it flew through the air hitting the headrest which pulled the bolt backwhere the ammunition just happened to fly into then the spring closed the bolt and the firearm finally spun around, hitting a light pole deflecting it into a tree where a branch depressed the trigger enough for it to fire. It then landed safely.

Of course by the time the homeowner called the police and they arrived the accident had been cleaned up.
 
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