Milwaukee, WI - According to the Milwaukee Police Department, officers responded to a shots-fired call near 15th and Greenfield at around 9:20 p.m. on Sept. 30. When officers got to the scene, neighbors waved them down and said a group of people on dirt bikes were involved. Police followed that group to 8th and Scott. MPD said officers saw a masked suspect carrying a rifle run away from them. Officers ordered the suspect to drop his weapon, but he refused, and an officer shot the suspect in the leg. The suspect, who family later identified as 17-year-old Jouthem Rodriguez La-Court, was taken to a hospital. The officer who shot the suspect was identified as a 26-year-old man with three years of service. He was placed on administrative duty, which is routine after an officer-involved critical incident. A criminal complaint said one witness heard several gunshots and then saw five people on dirt bikes, some of them wearing masks, riding through the alley near 15th and Greenfield. Another witness said he saw a group of people on dirt bikes arguing when one of them shot an "AK47 style rifle" multiple times into the air and at the ground. A third witness said he heard a round of gunshots, called 911, looked outside, saw the muzzle flashes from a second round of gunshots and heard dirt bikes ride away from the area. Investigators found a cluster of 20 bullet casings in an alley near 15th and Greenfield. Officers recovered Rodriguez-La Court's rifle after the police shooting, and court filings said there were 10 bullets left in one 30-round magazine, and 30 rounds left in another 30-round magazine, "consistent with 20 having been fired." A preliminary ballistics test determined the casings found in the alley matched the gun recovered from Rodriguez-La Court at the police shooting scene. The Milwaukee County District At