Home Shot Up Overnight In NE OKC

Friday, April 14th 2017, 5:10 am

By: News 9

Four people are recovering from their home near NE 10th and Martin Luther King being shot at and hit at least 17 times.

Multiple gunshots tore through the home while two women and two children were inside.

Police say the shooter walked into the front yard and began shooting, ruling out a drive-by due to the locations of shell casings in the yard.

Police do not have a suspect at this time.

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