An angry Wisconsin man fired indiscriminately a home this week, striking his 5-year-old niece in the chest and damaging her spine.

At John Jackson’s bond hearing on Saturday, prosecutors said Ke’yari Redding may never walk again.

The little girl’s mother, Asia Jackson, told WITI that her daughter is making progress although she remains in critical condition.

“I just know my baby got hit on the couch, through the window of the house, and I know who did it. That’s all I know,” she said.

John Jackson, 29, has been charged with first-degree reckless injury and first degree recklessly endangering safety in the early morning July 24 shooting. Jackson is Asia Jackson’s brother.

He was given a $150,000 cash bond by a court commissioner who said it was “an extremely serious case involving a number of different victims and indiscriminate gunfire placing a number of folks at risk.”

A criminal complaint says that Redding was sleeping on the couch with her father, Deonte Redding-Harris, while he watched television. He said he heard shots and saw his daughter bleeding from the chest, WISN reported.

Redding-Harris told investigators he looked outside and saw Jackson’s car drive away. Jackson was arrested and allegedly told investigators he fired at the home because he was “fed up” with Redding-Harris.

Prosecutors said Jackson fired about 12 shots into the house, WTMJ said. One of those shots hit the 5-year-old, they said.

Redding’s aunt, who also lives in the home, said that she was in bed when she heard a “barrage of gunfire.” She said she heard Redding-Harris’s father call out, “No, not my baby.”

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[Featured image: Ke’yari Redding/handout]