Milwaukee, WI – A tragic and chaotic shooting incident at a strip mall party in Milwaukee has left a 19-year-old aspiring nurse dead, caught in the middle of a violent exchange described by local authorities as a “wild west-style shootout.” Police reported that an astonishing 110 bullets were fired from 11 different guns in just 20 seconds, resulting in multiple casualties, including the fatal shooting of Bre’nee Veasley and 17-year-old Kingston Liphford.
The incident, which unfolded on the night of June 20 at 8223 W. Brown Deer Rd., involved three teenagers who now face serious criminal charges related to the deadly shooting. As Milwaukee grapples with this heartbreaking loss, the event underscores increasing concerns around gang violence and public safety in the city.
A Devastating and Rapid Shootout
Police responded to reports of gunfire around 11 p.m., discovering Veasley suffering from a gunshot wound to her abdomen. Despite first responders’ urgent efforts, she was pronounced dead at the scene. Another victim, Liphford, also died, while three other teenagers aged 14, 15, and 17 were injured but survived.
Investigators described the shooting as clustered in three different areas—a hallmark of what they call a “wild west-style shootout.” Surveillance footage captured the initial series of gunfire coming from an automatic weapon, highlighting the extreme and rapid escalation of violence.
- 110 bullets were fired in a mere 20 seconds.
- The gunfire originated from 11 different firearms, including at least one automatic weapon.
- The violence unfolded at a youth party at a Milwaukee strip mall.
Eyewitness Account Reveals Tensions at the Party
A witness present with Veasley described the harrowing moments leading to the shootout. After spending about 20 minutes inside the party, the witness saw Isiah Daniels near a Chevrolet Malibu and then noticed a masked man holding a firearm. The witness asked the masked individual to put the gun away, as it was causing fear…