The Greensboro Police Department arrested a 19-year-old Conyers man June 3 after investigating complaints of bullet holes found in in the walls of an apartment in the Greensboro Village.
According to the GPD, officers responded to the apartments at approximately 9:24 p.m. on June 3, and a tenant told officers she discovered multiple bullet holes in the walls of her apartment.
Officers determined the bullet holes came from the apartment beside the complainant’s unit.
Officers were also able to locate several shell casings near the unit where the shots came from, according to reports.
Upon further investigation, officers made contact with Immanuel Wright, 19, of Conyers who was visiting the residents who lived in the apartment where the shots originated.
After being interviewed, Wright confessed that he fired the gun inside of the residence accidentally. The firearm that was used in the incident was located and placed into evidence, according to the GPD.
Wright was placed under arrest and transported to the Greene County LEC where he was booked on the charges of reckless conduct and discharging of a firearm on the property of another.
Wright was also issued a criminal trespass warning for the Greensboro Village apartments indefinitely.