Shots fired at Milwaukee home, Gierbolini pleads not guilty

MILWAUKEE – A Milwaukee man accused of firing greater than a half-dozen photographs right into a north aspect dwelling pleaded not responsible Wednesday, March 29 to 5 felony costs. He was certain over for trial.

If convicted on all counts, 46-year-old Harold Gierbolini faces greater than 4 a long time in jail. 

Based on a prison grievance, a Milwaukee police officer heard from an off-duty Wauwatosa police officer who mentioned he had seen a person who discharged seven to eight photographs within the space “get right into a purple Kia Sorento and drive away.” The off-duty officer was capable of present a partial license plate quantity – the primary three digits.

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The officer arrived on the dwelling close to seventeenth and Capitol on Jan. 16. A lady mentioned she was at dwelling together with her baby and two grandchildren, per the grievance, and the kids had been within the higher stage of the house when she heard the gunshots.

The officer discovered seven bullet casings and noticed seven bullet strikes to the surface of the house, the grievance states. The officer additionally famous that “all seven strikes penetrated the outside partitions into the house: six right into a bed room and one into the lounge.”

Doorbell digicam exhibits man fireplace photographs at Milwaukee dwelling

Doorbell digicam footage confirmed the shooter approached the entrance door. He rang the doorbell a number of occasions however walked away after nobody answered the door. The grievance mentioned, “because the shooter is strolling away from the house, he stops, turns and fires eight photographs on the residence earlier than strolling again to the purple SUV.”

Throughout an in-custody interview, Gierbolini “admitted that he’s the individual firing the photographs on the doorbell surveillance video.”