More than 290 people have been the victims of gunfire in Durham in 2020, and even those who haven't lost a loved one to the gun violence say all of the shootings are turning their lives upside down.
JOIN HIM IN RALEIGH WHERE HE PLANS TO MEET WITH STATE LEADERSHIP ABOUT THE MOST RECENT INCIDENT. >>> IN THE LAST HALF HOUR WE RECEIVED NEW NUMBERS FROM DURHAM POLICE SHOWING THE EXTENT OF GUN VIOLENCE THIS YEAR. NEARLY 900 SHOOTING INCIDENTS. 91% OF THE CASES ARE UNSOLVED. WRAL'S DURHAM REPORTER SARAH KRUEGER JOINS US. >> Reporter: THE MOST RECENT SHOOTING WAS ON EAST MAIN STREET LAST NIGHT. JOLONI WITTENGDON WAS KILLED. THE SHOOTINGS ARE HAVING A BIG IMPACT ON THE FAMILY'S LIVES. IN NORTH DURHAM, ALMOST EVERY HOME IN SIGHT HAS SIGNS OF A BULLET HITTING IT. TELL ME, WHAT IS IT LIKE TO LIVE HERE? >> ON A GOOD DAY, BEAUTIFUL. NICE AND PEACEFUL. ON A BAD DAY, FOUR DAYS OUT OF THE WEEK, TERRIBLE. THERE IS A HOLE THERE AND THERE. >> Reporter: SO HAS HER CAR. >> I CAN'T DRIVE AROUND LIKE THIS. >> Reporter: SHE FEARS THE IMPACT IS THE WORSE FOR THE MANY KIDS THAT LIVE HERE INCLUDING HER OWN. >> BEAUTIFUL DAY OUT HERE. HOW MANY KIDS DO YOU SEE? THEY DON'T COME OUTSIDE. PARENTS DON'T ALLOW THEM. >> WE HAD A SHOOTING AT 3:30 IN THE EVENING. MY KIDS WERE ON THE FRONT PORCH. >> Reporter: HER FAMILY IS AN EXAMPLE OF ANOTHER OXFORD FAMILY NOT INVOLVED IN VIOLENCE BUT IMPACTED BY IT. >> I DON'T FEEL SAFE IN MY HOME, OUTSIDE MY HOME, NOTHING. >> Reporter: DURHAM POLICE SAY THERE WERE MORE THAN 800 SHOOTINGS IN THE CITY THIS YEAR. FOR THE TWO MOTHERS, THE STATISTICS OF INCREASED GUNFIRE ARE WRITTEN ALL OVER THEIR HOMES. THEY HOPE TO MOVE TO A SAFER PLACE AND THEY HOPE FOR A SOLUTION FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT. >> EVERYONE COULD DO MORE. RESIDENTS, POLICE, EVERYONE COULD DO MORE. >> Reporter: IN A STATEMENT I RECEIVED FROM DURHAM POLICE IN THE LAST HALF HOUR, THEY HIGHLIGHTED SOME OF THE THINGS THAT THEY ARE DOING TO CURB VIOLENCE. THEY SAID ONE OF THE THINGS THAT COMMUNITY MEMBERS CAN DO
