The cop who was fired and is now charged with wanton endangerment was outside in the parking lot, firing blindly without a target. I believe (stress "believe", not "know") that he fired into multiple apartments in the process.But I do think the make-up "endangerment" charge is a bit much; I'm glad the cop is being held accountable for his crappy marksmanship, but five years in the hoosegow seems excessive to me.
If that's the case, I have no problems charging a police officer who resorts to "spray and pray" with reckless behavior or wanton endangerment.