Kimberly Brake’s home in Coatesville, Pennsylvania, is riddled with at least 19 bullet holes following two separate incidents within less than a month. The first shooting occurred on June 21, and after a second barrage on July 15, Brake’s doorbell camera captured footage of a gunfight between individuals on her neighbor’s property, highlighting the ongoing violence in the area.
Despite police executing a search warrant on the neighboring home and recovering four firearms, including a ghost gun, no arrests have been made, leaving Brake feeling vulnerable and frustrated. Neighbors have reported similar experiences, and Brake is advocating for change, stating, “That house has become a menace to the community,” in hopes that raising awareness will lead to a solution.
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