Police investigate drive-by shooting News-Chronicle The Green Bay Police Department has no one in custody for a drive-by shooting that took place over the holiday weekend. An officer on patrol in the area around Debra Lane heard a series of small explosions that he thought could have been gunshots, Capt. Al Van Hout said. The shots were reportedly fired into a window at 1758 Debra Lane. One shot went through a front window and another into the window's frame. The home was occupied at the time, but no one was injured. DVO ARRESTS REPORTED Two people are facing charges in connection with domestic violence incidents over the weekend. Green Bay police responded to a stabbing at 1226 E. Walnut St. Saturday. Ellen Cloud, 37, is currently in custody for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend in the upper torso after a heated argument, Van Hout said. Cloud is being recommended for charges of first-degree reckless endangerment and domestic violence with substantial battery. The man was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. In a separate incident, a Green Bay woman told police her husband placed the barrel of a gun into her mouth during an argument Friday night. Later, he pointed the gun at her and fired one shot into the couch, Van Hout said. She was not injured, but police are recommending that Ricky Osby be charged with recklessly endangering safety.