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Drive-by shooting in Wichita
No one was injured
Wichita Police were called to a home in the 1700 block of South Millwood at about 1:30 Wednesday afternoon to the report of a drive-by shooting. When they arrived, the resident, a 24 year-old male, told officers he heard a gunshot and discovered a hole in the wall of his home.
Officer Charley Davidson said in Thursday mornings media briefing that the police investigation resulted in two arrests.
A 15 year-old male was booked for criminal discharge of a firearm and weapons violations, and a 17 year-old male was charged with criminal possession of a firearm.
Both men were booked into the Juvenile Detention Center.