'It's unbelievable': Philadelphia father caught in crossfire of gun fight while walking to store
Family members say 43-year-old Joseph Leipert was running to the store to get something he needed for dinner when he was caught in the gun fight between two cars. Philadelphia police believe one shooter opened fire from a sunroof and another fired from the passenger's seat window of another car. Leipert's mother said this is the second time Joseph was hit by stray gunfire.
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