Three suspects were taken into custody after 13 shots were fired at a home in Miami, authorities said.
Tanyiah Jones, 21, and Jamarea Harris, 21, were both charged with attempted murder with a deadly weapon, while James Williams, 21, was charged with attempted murder with a deadly weapon and tampering with physical evidence while armed.
During his court appearance on Wednesday, a judge refused Williams’ bond.
According to authorities, on Nov. 4, the three parked outside a residence in Miami, and Williams put on a mask, got out of the car, and walked up to the victim’s house, where he fired 13 rounds into the front bedroom window.
The incident occurred inside a residence occupied by three adults and a toddler.
According to the arrest report, Williams returned to the car after the gunshot, and the three departed the scene.
An officer tried a traffic stop as they were departing, but they continued to drive, according to the report.
According to the report, Williams lowered the passenger window and chucked the rifle. The vehicle crashed.
Williams was nabbed after fleeing on foot, while Jones and Harris were apprehended a week after the crime.
On Wednesday, NBC6 met with the homeowner. “The homeowner reported there were holes in all of the rooms, including the corridor.” Shot up the entire home at 4:30 a.m. It was scary, and I was afraid.”
The homeowner stated that her grandson, great-grandchild, and nephew were inside the house when the incident occurred.
There were no injuries reported during the shooting.
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