Gunfire erupts on same Arlington County street two nights in a row

Shots fired in an Arlington County community two nights in a row on the same block. So far, no arrests. Fox House Bob Barnard has the details from the Green Valley neighborhood. Shots were fired on this street two nights in a row. A man was shot in the leg and wounded Wednesday night. And then last night, seven cars and two homes were hit. And as a result, Arlington County police are now flooding this particular neighborhood. And right over here, take a look at that. There are now cameras like this at both ends of the block. This is South Lowell Street here in Arlington. We saw police this afternoon looking through a backpack here at the scene of the shootings, checking for more evidence of the gunfire. They installed two neighborhood cameras today, hoping somebody captured footage from last night or the night before, hoping to see video of the suspects involved. We've canvassed the neighborhood ourselves as well. lots of home security cameras but haven't found any that documented what's happened here two nights in a row clearly upsetting the people who live on this street this is very very traumatic and very shocking and just i mean two nights in a row come on now come on now two nights in a row it was like a pow pow pow you know that it was loud that was a gunshot yeah anybody knows a gunshot when they hear one but yeah that was weird but then they said it was like right here right here which i live here that's too close to my door we don't know what happened how why but it's just a safety concern for the children and everyone that stays in this area there's plenty of evidence of the shots being fired up and down the street bullet holes in car windows other cars with their tires shot out some of the brick buildings here also hit you can see a bullet hole in a wooden door frame. Two nights in a row is wow, is a wow factor because it's pretty quiet on our street. You know, we got, you know, some seniors here and we got, you know, working people here and little kids or whatever. But, you know, this is a wow factor actually because this is not the norm for this street. Honestly, they need to have police sitting right here on the corners in this area because it's not right. It's unacceptable. It's very much unacceptable. Besides those new temporary cameras in this neighborhood. Arlington County police say they'll be stepping up their patrols, hoping it doesn't become three nights in a row. Back into you.