Homeowners in a Raleigh neighborhood were rattled by the sound of gunshots during a large late-night party at a rental home.
The shooting was reported around 1 a.m. on Sunday at a house on Bickett Boulevard, near the city's Five Points area.
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Neighbors shared video of the large police response shortly after the shots rang out and submitted pictures of the crime scene tape officers put up around the scene while they investigated.
One neighbor's Ring doorbell video captured the moment someone fired the shots.
Raleigh police said no one was shot, but one girl was injured while running away and treated at a local hospital.
"I'm just as horrified as everybody who was there and had to hear that stuff go down," said a man who claimed he owned the property. "I feel, you know, like someone somebody violated my home, right. We short-term rented because it helps us be able to have a house."
The man declined to share his name with WRAL News, but said he considers the house not just an investment, but his home and he feels deeply connected to the disruptions despite living in Texas.
People who live nearby told WRAL News there needs to be a better vetting process for short-term renters to make sure something like this doesn't happen again.
The shooting is not believed to be connected to a southeast Raleigh shooting that occurred around 1:30 a.m. on Sunday in the 3400 block of Mackinac Island Lane. Three people were shot at a party in the neighborhood, police confirmed.