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She saw the suspect crash the car and Milwaukee Police surrounded the area.
The suspect got out of the car and starting firing shots at police. Officers then fired back.
In the exchange of gunfire, some of the bullets hit her home. "It's frightening because my daughters were literally right there. My daughter was watching the TV that got it," said Lucas.
One of the bullets hit her home, went through the living room and struck her daughter's TV. Her family hid inside her home but she was concerned about her neighbors who were outside.
"There was no regard for safety," said Lucas.
No officers were hurt and the suspect took off. Police say they know who the suspect is. He is a 32-year-old man, who is a convicted felon and he has two open felony cases.