A shooting police say was gang-related paralyzed one man and sent bullets into a nearby child’s bedroom Monday night.

It was the second shooting in a day on a short stretch of Sycamore Drive, one of Antioch’s most violent streets.

The night shooting occurred about 9 p.m. in the 1700 block of Sycamore, where residents reported hearing upwards of 20 shots, said acting Lt. Diane Aguinaga.

A 19-year-old Antioch man was struck several times in vital areas, Aguinaga said. He was conscious when he was taken to the hospital but was unable to talk to police. It was later learned that because of his injuries he will likely be paralyzed from the chest down.

Residents reported seeing a burgundy Jeep speeding away after the shooting. Investigators found several shell casings at the scene, from both a handgun and rifle, Aguinaga said.

Several cars and buildings were hit by gunfire, including the bedroom of a 9-year-old boy. Three bullets hit the wall behind where the child would have normally been sleeping on his bunk bed, but police and his mother said he was eating in another room when the gunfire erupted.

“”I feel really, really insecure. This is my son’s room; this is my child’s room. How could there be gunshot through a child’s room? I don’t care what it is; maybe in my room, but not in my son’s room. So I really, really feel scared and insecure to even live here anymore,”” the boy’s mother told KGO-TV.

The mother of

two also told the television station she recently moved from Hayward thinking it would be safer to live in Antioch.

Earlier in the day, about a block from this shooting, a 24-year-old Antioch man was wounded in the leg in an apparent drive-by attack. That shooting, reported about 4:05 p.m. in the 1500 block of Sycamore, was preceded by a fight involving several men.

Shots rang out, and the victim, who said he had been with his family playing with children, heard a pop and saw a small black car speed away. He immediately felt pain in his leg, Aguinaga said. He was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover.

The victim was unable to give any more details about the vehicle or anyone inside.