Fatal Shooting in Kenosha Caught on Home Security Cam

**kellyhound** · #1 ● 01-20-2021, 07:56 AM

Kenosha police on Tuesday identified the man who died in the shooting as T. R.L.

Police said no one is in custody and no arrests were made during the shooting, calling the investigation into the murder active and ongoing.

The video, which appears to have been taken by a security camera, starts showing a dark gray vehicle driving up the curb and parking in front of the house.

At around the 12-second mark, a man wearing a dark jacket and light-colored pants can quickly walk east along the sidewalk and appear to be approaching the vehicle.

Then what sounds like four gunshots sound and the man immediately collapses on the snow-covered ground.

After 26 seconds, the vehicle speeds off in an easterly direction with loud screeching tires.

A woman runs across the street shouting, "It's R!" and "He was shot."

At least two people are on the phone, a man on the street saying they need an ambulance, and another - the woman at home with the security camera - saying she's calling for help.

"Someone was shot in my front yard," she says to the emergency call operator, indicating that the victim was shot in front of her house.

The woman who came from the other side stays with the victim and says his name.

"I'm sorry. He's just lying there. Someone has just been shot. It's a drive-by right in front of my street," says the resident of the house while on the line with the dispatch.

Shortly after, two more men approach the victim and shout, "That's R."

A few more people, including someone riding a bicycle, approach. The woman at home then asks the group assembled by the man if he is conscious.

“It's 911. Is he conscious? Is he conscious? she asks repeatedly.

Someone shouts back, "Yes!"

"Yes. They say they are," she says.

Another voice also indicates he is breathing, and the dispatch operator can also be heard asking if the man is breathing.

"Yes, he is breathing," the woman says at home. "He doesn't get up, though."

The screaming continues in the background with various people calling R's name.

"The ambulance crew is on their way!" says the woman of the house.

She then asks the group that takes care of him where (on his body) the man was shot.

“Way back in the back it looks like what they say. Or, in the stomach, ”she says, correcting the first statement.

The woman at home tells the dispatcher that she heard two shots. She's not sure how many were fired, but that maybe even three shots were fired.

She tells the dispatch that the man is lying face down in the snow.

From the street another man shouts, "We need a clean towel."

The woman who called the emergency number tells someone in the house to get a towel.

Help is coming. An ambulance is coming, ”she tells the group.

Two women come out of the house, one takes a towel to the group, while people again call his name. Someone says to the group, "You have to put pressure on it."

A man's voice screams, “Damn! Damn! Another says he can't breathe.

NOUSERNAME · #2 ● 01-20-2021, 09:35 AM

How did he not see what was about to happen

And yes, her ass is huge!

UpAllNight325 · #3 ● 01-20-2021, 09:58 AM

She could raise the Titanic with those buttocks.

ProHigh5er · #4 ● 01-20-2021, 10:22 AM

Petition to stop normalizing women over a certain BMI wearing skin tight pants

rhubarb_king · #5 ● 01-20-2021, 10:32 AM

Friendly area.

gimlet · #6 ● 01-20-2021, 10:47 AM

Originally Posted by UpAllNight325 ↗

She could raise the Titanic with those buttocks.

That's Matilda the Hun from the original 1975 version of "Death Race 2000", she has not aged well. Matilda is a bratwurst from Kenosha or Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Looks like she has traded in her highly modified VW Karman Ghia with buzz bomb pulsejet for a white Dodge Challenger. Maybe she is going to drive it in a re-make of "Vanishing Point".