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Tonight and Tomorrow: No surprise that another hot and humid day will be on tap as the heat and humidity will no doubt be ever-present for the next several days as scattered showers and thunderstorms will likely form in the late afternoon hours giving some much needed relief. Expect highs to reach the mid 90s today with the heat index into the upper 90s. Lows will be around the upper 60s and lower 70s

Up Next: Heading into the latter part of the weekend, the forecast is heat on repeat with a few spotty showers. Daytime highs will top out in the low-to-mid 90s across the area. For the most part, there will be sunny skies, but by the afternoon a few clouds will move in. There will be a few showers each afternoon, but not many people will actually see measurable rainfall. Continuing into the start of your next workweek, everyday there is a small chance for rain in the forecast. Not everyone will see rain, but no one is completely in the clear. Everyday we are expecting daytime highs to reach the low-90s. There is plenty of moisture available. Heat plus humidity is perfect for a quick summertime pop-up shower. Click here to see the 7-day forecast.

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The Tropics:  Tropical Storm Arlene formed in the eastern Gulf of Mexico overnight, but has now regressed back to a Tropical Depression as of 10 AM this morning. This system does not pose a threat to the Baton Rouge Area. A broad area of high pressure will set up over the southeast, pushing TD Arlene further south into the Gulf. The National Hurricane Center will continue monitoring TD Arlene. Earlier in May, NHC determined that a subtropical system formed over the North Atlantic in January, technically making that Tropical Depression One. CLICK HERE for the full story and storm forecast.

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The video shows a car going down Barrow Street traveling toward LA 1 when a barrage of gunfire erupts. The car moves out of frame, and more gunfire follows.

"I feel like there's too much going on," a homeowner who lives nearby said.

The homeowner said that since a new neighbor moved in, there has been trouble.

"He should be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Since he's been living across from me, this is the third shooting," the homeowner said.

Despite multiple rounds being fired, no one was hurt. One bullet struck the car that was passing by, and another bullet hit the house with the camera that recorded it all.

Investigators said the shooting was in response to another shooting that happened earlier that evening.

"I'm very concerned someone will get killed," the resident said. "On the second shooting, his grandmother got a bullet in the leg."

Iberville Parish Sheriff Brett Stassi said his office arrested Khalil Parker. Two other men, Tyreik Rivers and Jeross Battiste, are both wanted.

"You want to take care of your community, stand up and say enough is enough," Stassi said. "We've said it. I've said it. I'm tired of the shooting. I say I want Baton Rouge to stay in Baton Rouge, but this is homegrown talent."

Stassi said his detectives will continue looking for both men who are on the run. They are facing charges of conspiracy to commit second-degree murder and aggravated criminal damage to property.

"They've got to understand you have to draw the line," Stassi said. "Either you will be a good citizen or be a gangster or criminal. They want to walk the chalk line. There's no way to keep walking the chalk line."

BATON ROUGE - Cpl. Shawn Kelly died Friday after spending weeks in the hospital following a shootout with a suspect in Livingston Parish three weeks ago. 

Kelly had been hospitalized at Our Lady of the Lake in Baton Rouge since May 11, when he was shot while responding to  a disturbance at a shopping center on Range Avenue in Denham Springs. 

When officers arrived in the parking lot, 30-year-old Justin Roberts opened fire on police, striking Kelly multiple times. Officers fired back at Roberts, but he escaped in the ensuing chaos. 

A Livingston Parish sheriff's deputy caught up with Roberts after he fled the shooting scene, and Roberts was shot dead after he approached that deputy with a gun.

In the weeks that followed, the community held several blood drives and fundraisers in Kelly's honor.

After his passing Friday, multiple agencies escorted Kelly's hearse from Essen Lane to I-12, then to Range Avenue and finally Seale Funeral Home in Denham Springs.

The Denham Springs Police Department released the following statements on Friday: