The Schneiders were meeting with several members of the Medina County Emergency Response Team, a civilian volunteer group they formed in July to assist at accident scenes and highway emergencies. Schneider said one of the team's members found a .22-caliber slug on the floor of the room in which they were gathered. The side window is in the rear of the house, but police Lt. David Shows said someone shooting from Branch Road would be able to hit the window. Shows said several neighbors reported hearing the gunshot, but no one saw anything suspicious.
Police have no suspects in the case.
Schneider told police in November 1995 that she and her infant daughter were abducted from the parking lot of a North Court Street business and held at knifepoint by an unidentified man. In early 1996, Schneider told Norwalk police she was again abducted by the same man from a business in that city. Police were unable to prove either incident took place and were unable to make an arrest in either case. Schneider said at the time she believed a Brook Park woman was responsible for the incidents, but on Tuesday Schneider said she did not believe the Brook Park woman played a role in Monday's shooting.