Alexandria says she is still in pain after she happened to be walking through her home when a bullet pierced a double pane glass window, flew through the living room and hit her. The bullet passed straight through her shoulder, and then ended up lodged in a wall.
When Alexandria was asked whether she felt the bullet hit her, she said she did not feel it at all.
"I didn't know what was going on, I saw blood, went inside and called my husband," Alexandria adds.
Jose Ruiz, is the one who told his wife she had just been shot.
"I went to my room, grabbed two tank tops, and I applied pressure onto her wounds and called 911," Jose said.
This unsettling chain of events started outside across the street in Mahoney Playground at about 9:40 Saturday night, even though the park is supposed to close at dark.
Witnesses say a lone gunman wearing a gray hoodie walked up the stairs towards the basketball court and started firing.
14-year-old Noah Johnson couldn't get out of the way. The 14-year-old, who just graduated from middle school was hit twice in the chest.
"We ran over there to save the boy, trying to keep him still," says neighbor Stephanie Johnson.
Alexandria's sister-in-law was also inside the home when that stray bullet came through - a bullet that just missed the window to her daughter's bedroom.
"It could have been the kids. My sister-in-law could have been worse," said the victim's relative, Jessica Serrano, "I no longer feel safe here."
