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" I used to live there. We never had to duck.  Both men admitted they were in a gunfight but said the other had fired the first shot. Both were arrested and interviewed by Milwaukee police detectives. Adamany said he had just left the Taco Bell near South 14th and West Burnham streets and had pulled over to send a text message when a gold Dodge Magnum pulled up. A passenger said, &amp;quot;What are you looking at, white boy?&amp;quot; showed a chrome handgun and fired at Adamany&amp;#039;s car, hit the driver&amp;#039;s side mirror and then sped off. Adamany told a detective he reached for his gun immediately but the safety was on. He said he called 911 and began following the Dodge as it headed for the freeway and said that someone in the Dodge fired a few more shots at him. He said the two cars were swerving around other traffic before the Dodge left the freeway briefly at McKinley Avenue, then re-entered, still heading north. That&amp;#039;s when Adamany began emptying the magazine of his gun, shooting out the window with his left hand while driving and using the phone with his right hand, he told police.&amp;quot;My radiator was hit, and the car was starting to overheat, so I aimed low to shoot out the tires,&amp;quot; Adamany said in an interview with the Journal Sentinel. He said his phone was connected to 911 the entire time and that a recording will back up his story.  According to the complaint, Scott told a different detective that he and a friend were driving near South 27th Street and West Morgan Avenue when a blue car passed him. The other driver, Scott said, &amp;quot;mean mugged&amp;quot; him and showed a black handgun. Scott grabbed his gun and displayed it before speeding away. Soon the blue car was chasing him, Scott said, firing shots. So Scott fired back out his driver&amp;#039;s window, pointing backward over his shoulder with his right hand, while steering with his left.  I hope both these clowns kept their carry permit and their driver&amp;#039;s license in the same wallet. That would make eliminating their obvious threat to public safety a little easier. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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