She said that neighbors would frequently shoot firearms on weekends and holidays and that the sound of gunshots overnight was normal. "There's always people calling the cops and there's nothing being done." "There's always shootings, there's always shooting," she said to KTRK. Nearby resident, Veronica Pineda, spoke with KTRK and said she has grown accustomed to neighbors shooting firearms in the area. At this time, we cannot elaborate with information due to the ongoing investigation of the horrendous tragedy," the school district said in a statement. "Cleveland Independent School District is heartbroken learning the news concerning the death of one of our students.
One of the victims attended the Cleveland Independent School District. Garcia said he ran from the house and the suspect chased after him, firing about five times but missed. "He was in the crib but nothing happened to him," Garcia said. Garcia said his wife was shot first while standing on the porch, then the gunman "went from room to room looking for people." The two other women killed were protecting his baby while he was in a crib, Garcia said. Garcia said they told the suspect they were going to call the police when the mass shooting started. MORE: Juvenile arrested with AR-15 at high school basketball game
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