Gunfire reported at Santa Rosa home

At least six gunshot holes were found in the home, according to Santa Rosa police.|
RANDI ROSSMANN
THE PRESS DEMOCRAT

An unidentified shooter fired at least six times at a southwest Santa Rosa home Monday morning just a few blocks south of a middle school campus, Santa Rosa police said.

A motive and suspect information weren’t clear Monday, a police official said, and an 18-year-old inside the home wasn’t cooperating.

A Marble Street neighbor called about 9:15 a.m. to report hearing gunfire, bringing police to the residential neighborhood west of Stony Point Road, and a few blocks south of Lawrence Cook Middle School.

Officers found at least six gunshot holes in the home. The resident, who was alone at the time, wasn’t injured. Initial reports indicated two men in a light blue, four-door Chevrolet sedan were involved.

Police Lt. John Cregan asked anyone with information or with surveillance video from the neighborhood to call detectives at 707-543-3590.

You can reach Staff Writer Randi Rossmann at 707-521-5412 or randi.rossmann@pressdemocrat.com.

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