Bowling Green Police have made one arrest in the shooting at a house on Magnolia Street that happened late Thursday night.
According to an arrest citation, a responding officer arrived on the scene of the shooting and discovered an 18-year-old had been shot in the foot.
He was taken to a regional hospital for treatment.
There were a total of 40 shell casings on the scene. The front of the residence sustained damage to the glass storm door, front door, front porch, and multiple walls on the interior of the residence.
A search warrant was obtained to process the scene and collect evidence.
The victim’s mother and his two sisters witnessed the incident, as they were pulling into the house at the time of the shooting.
After investigating, police were able to identify one of the alleged shooters as 18-year-old Ka’Ryn Wilson. Two others were also involved according to the arrest citation.
The suspects had approached the family with guns drawn, demanding to know where the victim was.
Police made contact with Wilson’s mother and was able to get in contact with him. He met with police at the station an hour later, where he was Mirandized. He told police he was not on Magnolia Street and was not involved in the shooting.
He was later arrested and charged with 1st-degree assault, 1st-degree wanton endangerment, 1st-degree criminal mischief, and 1st-degree attempted murder.
The incident remains under investigation.
Source: WBKO
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