6 homes struck by gunfire after more than 30 rounds fired in Coatesville neighborhood
Coatesville neighborhood struck by gunfire, damaging homes
Police say six occupied homes and four unoccupied vehicles were hit by gunfire in Coatesville Tuesday night.
COATESVILLE, Pa. - Police in Chester County have launched an investigation after half a dozen homes were struck by gunfire late Tuesday night.
Investigators say all of the homes were occupied at the time of the shooting.
What we know:
Coatesville Police were called to Community Lane around 11:30 p.m. Tuesday for a report of multiple shots fired.
When police arrived, they found that more than 30 shots had been fired in the area.
A total of six occupied homes were struck by gunfire, as well as four cars that were unoccupied.
No injuries were reported following the shooting.
Investigators later executed a search warrant on the 400 block of Community Lane where officers seized four guns. One of the guns was a ghost gun.
What they're saying:
"That was from the June shooting. These are fresh. These are last night," said Kim Brake pointing to bullet holes in her front windows. She was trying to keep track of which bullet holes in her home are which recent shooting.
But last night’s barrage of gunfire outside her was more than she can take.
"My house has been hit 13 times. You can count them right there and inside the window. They went straight through the house," said Brake.
She continued, "We shouldn't’ have to live like this, I shouldn’t have to be afraid in my home."
"My sister and her 3-year-old granddaughter were sitting in the living room and they actually ran to the back room scared, ducking," added Brake.
Timeline:
Video from her doorbell camera around 11:30pm shows a dark-colored sedan pulling up across the street from her home. You see someone in the back seat open the rear door start spraying the neighborhood with gunfire. Several people are seen running behind a home trying to escape the gunfire. Bullet holes can be seen in homes up and down the street. Coatesville Police say six occupied homes and four unoccupied vehicles were struck by gunfire with more than 30 shots fired.
What we don't know:
Police have not identified any suspects or announced any arrests and charges in the case.
The total cost of the damage is also unknown at this time.
What you can do:
If you have information on the shooting incident you are asked to call Coatesville Police Detective Sergeant Brandon Harris at 610-679-6041.