Neighborhood Love

I didn’t witness it, but this incident occurred within walking distance of the Resonance world headquarters:

A brawl involving about a dozen people including rival Bearden High School students that allegedly began with one student spitting Kool-Aid on another’s car ended Wednesday with a shooting and two people in the hospital.
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One person, apparently an adult, was shot, and a person thought to be a high school student was struck in the head with a baseball bat, witnesses said. Investigators questioned between 10 and 12 people involved in the fight, Sexton said.
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Witnesses said the shooter, thought to be a high school student, was aiming at the student who allegedly spat on his car. Instead, he struck another person, who Bass described as a high school graduate.
The older, adult brother of the shooter’s intended target then struck the alleged shooter with a baseball bat, witnesses said. All the while, other students continued to fight, witnesses said.
Bass said the shooting suspect was wearing a hooded sweatshirt with the word “Shooter” stitched on the front.

Now there’s a reason to shoot someone–because he spit on the car.
If there’s anything worse than having a self-promoting “shooter” in the neighborhood, it’s having a bad shooter roaming about.
Good thing I’ve got two guard cats here for protection.