UPDATE 3:45 p.m. Monday:
In Ring video, you can hear the moments the first shots rang out. Seconds later, two cars come down the road before more gunfire. The video captured the sound of at least 10 gunshots.
The bullets pierced a garage and fences nearby.
Watch the Ring video below:
Jennifer Bucher-Kolak lives down the road and said the gunfire jolted her out of bed.
"I thought first stand back from the windows because it was really closer, like right outside, and I asked my husband to call 911 for the gunfire we heard," she said.
Then, Bucher-Kolak says she saw a man run behind her house.
"Within two minutes, after the gunfire stopped, he came out and started walking in the direction the gunfire came from, so we gave a description to 911 of what he looked like," she explained.
She and other neighbors say they've seen frequent overnight parties at the short-term rental and want it stopped.
According to Cape Coral's short-term rental rules, a property must be occupied for at least seven days at a time.
"Having that home opened up to just whoever to come and party or who knows what they're doing with all the coming and going," Bucher-Kolak said. "But it's bringing a lot of strangers in to the neighborhood that have no accountability for anyone else's safety."
Police say they are still investigating.
ORIGINAL STORY:
The Cape Coral Police Department says officers responded to a short-term rental after a report of shots fired during the weekend.*
Police say this happened at 2:45 a.m. on Saturday at SW 14th Place.
According to investigators, an altercation occurred in which multiple shots were fired.
The department says no one was hit or injured, but homes in the area did have some damage from stray bullets.
If you have any information that could help police, call the department at 239-574-3223.
*AirBnB says it did not have a reservation at the address at the time of the shooting. Police previously told Fox 4 it was an AirBnB, then issued a correction to say "short-term rental."
