Obascoetubi: Alonza Bryant, 16, was
asleep when gunshots rang
out in her South Seattle
neighborhood Saturday
night. One bullet pierced the
living room window of her
family's home and struck
Bryant between the eyes.
By sheer chance, she had
fallen asleep wearing her
glasses. Slowed by the
spectacles' frame, the slug
lodged itself in the bridge of
her nose, wounding Bryant
but sparing her young life.
"I could have been dead.
I'm glad that the glasses
saved me," the teen told
KOMO. "I fell asleep with
my glasses on, and the
glasses saved where the
bullet was."
KIRO said shooting
suspects drove by the
house twice, spraying it with
bullets each time. Police
said Bryant was not the
intended target.
Police believe the shooting
was gang-related and
allege that someone who
resides in the home has a
gang affiliation. Bryant and
her mother, LaVette Bryant
however denied that anyone
in the family is involved
with a gang, although her
mother told KOMO that a
recent visitor might be
connected to one.
Although they are angered
and outraged by the
shooting, they are also
thankful for what neighbors
have called a "Christmas
miracle."
"It's amazing. It's God sent.
If it weren't for God she
wouldn't be here," her
mother told KOMO.
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