The frantic 911 call from a Florida woman who police say
shot a neighbor on her doorstep.
She's now facing manslaughter charges.
And ABC'S Victor Oquendo has more.
VICTOR OQUENDO: This morning, the Florida woman who allegedly
shot through her front door, killing her neighbor,
is out on bond after being charged with manslaughter.
Police releasing the distressing calls to 911.
SUSAN LORINCZ: Oh my God, this woman just
tried to break down my door.
I didn't know what to do.
I grabbed my gun and I just shot at the door.
VICTOR OQUENDO: Moments before the shooting last Friday,
58-year-old Susan Lorincz calling police
after confronting a group of kids playing
in the field near her home, including the children
of 35-year-old AJ Owens.
SUSAN LORINCZ: There's several kids right now.
I'm fearing for my life.
I'm very scared.
VICTOR OQUENDO: According to a police affidavit,
Lorincz admitted to police she had previously
used racial slurs against the children,
allegedly telling the kids, get away from my house,
you Black slave, and allegedly throwing
a roller skate at them.
She has said numerous racial slurs to our children.
She has called the cops just for them playing.
VICTOR OQUENDO: Authorities say minutes later,
Owens approached Lorincz's home with one of her children,
repeatedly knocking on the door and demanding she come outside.
Police say Lorincz then fired a single shot
through her locked front door, fatally
striking Owens in the chest.
I saw her laying down on the ground.
And that's when I went in and I started doing--
scanning for open wounds.
VICTOR OQUENDO: Franklin Colon said he heard the gunshot
and ran out to help Owens.
Had she lost a lot of blood? - She did.
Yes, sir.
You could see the blood on the ground.
VICTOR OQUENDO: Neighbors calling 911,
her son can be heard in the background.
Is your mom laying in the grass or what?
I don't know.
Hey, is your mom laying in the grass?
Yes.
Sorry, bro.
Pray for your mom, all right?
VICTOR OQUENDO: According to the Sheriff,
there was an ongoing feud between the neighbors.
In February, police reports state Lorincz called police,
alleging Owens picked up a no trespassing sign
and threw it at her as she walked
her dog on Owens' property.
In April, Lorincz calling the police again, alleging Owens
had opened her mailbox.
We've reached out to Lorincz.
Her attorney says she has no comment.
If convicted for manslaughter, she could
face up to 30 years in prison.
Guys? - All right.
Our thanks to Victor.
Thinking of Owens and her family,
especially her children.