Milwaukee fatal shooting near 19th and Congress; search for shooter

MILWAUKEE - Banging on the door, screaming for help. A Milwaukee man described the moments after a fatal shooting on the city's north side. Two people died as a result.

Fatal shooting near 19th and Congress

What we know:

Lary Rogers bought his home on Milwaukee's north side 57 years ago. Gunshots are something he said he is used to hearing. But on Sunday night, Nov. 16, after the gunfire, Rogers said he heard something else. 

"Help me, help me. I’ve been shot. I’m dying. And he’s banging on the door and prior to that he was banging on the window," Rogers said. 

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Police responded to 19th and Congress around 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Officials said 56-year-old Develle Gholson died. About a block away, investigators said a 21-year-old died. That man was later identified as Tommie Triggs.

What they're saying:

Lary Rogers said he heard more than five gun shots – and he tried to help the man who was shot. But he said the man died minutes later. 

"They were shooting over there I could still – and I called for the police to come over and call for an ambulance and they start running back over here and saw him on the porch and he was laying down by then," Rogers said. "I’m just sorry to see this type of stuff happening you know, it doesn’t make any sense."

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Police have not released details about what led up to the shooting. They said nobody is in custody – and are looking for anyone who might have been involved. 

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Anyone with any information on this incident is urged to contact Milwaukee police at 414-935-7360 or to remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at 414-224-TIPS or use the P3 Tips app.