WARNER ROBINS, Ga. (WGXA) -- The sounds of Saturday's gunfire are long gone-- but not the fear they left behind for people who shop and work here.

"I don't feel safe," one resident says. "I have the doors locked during the daytime, all day. People want to come in and do lottery, I have to unlock the door. I shouldn't have to work like this but I don't trust anyone."

This lady who doesn't want to be shown on camera told me that gunfire here is not uncommon-- and it's terrifying.

What's more-- while she says shots here are frequent-- she says police presence is not.

"Oh, it's no presence," she said. "None."

Caption John Clay with the Warner Robins Police Department says the department works tirelessly to keep the community safe--- while fighting more than just crime.

"We try to put as many people out on the road as we can, we're just like everybody else in America," Clay says. "Everybody's having a hard time hiring people, law enforcement particularly, for a number of reasons. Not as many people are applying to do the job as used to."

Warner Robins Police responded Saturday morning around 11 to the Food Depot parking lot.

Police say video evidence shows a black man wearing a black long sleeve shirt and gray pants walking out of City Gear on Watson Boulevard with merchadise before walking toward a gray charger.

Police say another car pulled up--

And the shots happened as a result of a fight.

Yulonda Duncan lives in Warner Robins. She says the crime in the area reminds her of a place she's been before. "It's getting like Chicago because we had several incidents of crime around here within the last six months."