Bullet leaves hole in Boston boy's Celtics jersey

(CBS/AP) BOSTON - A 9-year-old Boston boy says divine intervention saved his life when a bullet fired in the street outside his home came through his bedroom wall and left a smoking hole in the Boston Celtics jersey he was wearing.

Preston Stevens says he felt some sort of force push him before the bullet went through his Rajon Rondo jersey Tuesday afternoon, barely missing his torso. He says "it was like God" pushed him. He saw and smelled smoke.

The third-grader's mother, Sharon Jackson, says she heard a series of pops at about 3 p.m. and yelled at her children to get down.

Police found a bullet in the boy's bedroom and casings in the street but are still looking for the shooter.

Meanwhile, Preston's bed has been moved away from the window.

"I'm just in shock. I mean, I don't know what I would've done without him if something happened to him. I don't know what I would've done," Jackson told CBS Boston.

Jackson has been hit by tragedy before. Her brother was stabbed to death back in 1995. Asked what her thoughts were 24 hours after the shooting, Sharon Jackson said she may "hurry up and move."