put a gun underneath a garbage can.

A white Buick was later seen in the alley where the gun was stashed, and two people got out and started searching underneath garbage cans. The same car returned to the alley a second time to check for the gun.

Video captured a male subject, later determined to be Quintell Collins, concealing a firearm underneath a City of Milwaukee garbage can, according to the complaint.

Dig deeper:

Milwaukee police received a tip two days after the shooting that Quintell Collins was at a home near 38th and Glendale. Officers saw him get into a black Jeep with no license plates on the back, and then they tried to pull him over, he took off.

That led to a chase that reached speeds up to 83 mph in a 25 mph zone, during which Quintell Collins ran several stop signs and red lights, drove into oncoming traffic and up onto the sidewalk. It stretched more than three miles before the Jeep hit stop sticks, and he was arrested.

Police interviews

What they're saying:

When police interviewed Quintell Collins, he claimed he was not at the home when the 6-year-old was shot. He denied hiding a gun in an alley and claimed he had no knowledge that there were guns in the home.

Daquela Collins told police that she kept a gun unsecured in a closet of the home. She said she bought it for Quintell Collins, a convicted felon, because he  be into it with people  and  wanted to feel protected.  She also said her brother had another gun in the home and armed himself every day.