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Three people suspected of firing “hundreds of rounds” from rifles and handguns in the Seattle area have shown little or no remorse, King County Prosecutor Dan Satterberg says.

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“I think they look at it as a big joke,” he told Seattle’s Morning News.

Two males, ages 17 and 18, and one female, 23, are suspected of shooting at least 50 rounds at a home on in Seattle on April 30. One of the suspects thought it was the home of a rival gang member — it turned out to be the home of a teacher.

The shooting spree continued on May 3, when the three were suspected of shooting more than two dozen rounds at an occupied vehicle on . One suspect told police they believed the other driver may have been from another gang.

On May 4, the suspects allegedly targeted a couple who had driven past them, firing more than 40 rounds from an AK-47 and AR-15. A man inside the vehicle was hit in the chest and shoulder, a woman was injured by broken glass.

Additionally, police say they believe that on April 24, the 17-year-old and 23-year-old shot at a Kent family. The shooting was described as an attempted “thrill killing.”

Amazingly, nobody died during any of the shootings.

Each of the suspects are now being held on $1 million bail. They will be arraigned May 19 and face between five to 10 counts of first-degree assault. That could mean decades in prison, Satterberg says.

“It could have been you … could have been me,” he added.

In 30 years, Satterberg says he hasn’t seen more senseless violence targeting random targets.

You can listen to the entire interview with Satterberg .