“While he was walking, the suspect was randomly firing his handgun in the direction of several buildings, at the ground, and into the air. The suspect reloaded at least once and continued to fire indiscriminately, causing a significant risk to the public,” said police spokesman Mark Jamieson.

After the suspect was read his rights, he was asked why he fired the gun. He told officers he "wanted to see if the gun still worked".
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