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"A backyard gun range has neighbors on edge in Turtlecreek Township.Neighbors said stray bullets fly into their yards and homes, but police said the owner isn't doing anything illegal.\"You feel like you're in a war, like Iraq,\" said resident Tiffanie Routson. \"That's what it sounds like.\"The shooting range is located near Woodwind Court, and residents said they fear for the safety of themselves and their children.\"There's nice woods behind us, but when I hear the guns going off, I have to bring them inside and I have to tell them to get away from the windows,\" Routson said.But shooting range owner James Wannemacher said his neighbors have unrealistic expectations.\"They think that it's a suburb, (but) it's not a suburb; it's in the country,\" Wannemacher said.Routson said a bullet went through her neighbor's window, over her living room couch and into some drywall.There's no evidence to prove the bullet came from Wannemacher's shooting range, and discharging a firearm is legal in the township.Police said in a report on the incident that the range was well built, with high walls and railroad ties.\"I don't want to be a bad neighbor, but the other side to that is I'm living out here for the fact I want to be able to shoot my guns,\" Wannemacher said.Turtlecreek Township officials said they hoped the sheriff's office could help find a resolution to the situation."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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