The injured had been taken to hospital and he was comforting those who remained at the house, where police had told people to stay put.
No-one wanted to talk to the Herald but Weatherhead said they had told him about the shooting.
They had seen one gunman, a white man aged in his 30s or 40s and who had a lot of magazines strapped to his legs, Weatherhead said.
"He was in a uniform but I haven't been able to find out what kind. He had a vest on as well."
A neighbour had taken in a boy aged between 3 and 6 whose parent was injured in the incident, Weatherhead said.
Weatherhead described hearing the shooting unfold.
"There were a lot of bullets. I heard at least 30 or 40 shots ... it was [in my opinion] a heavy semi-automatic or automatic machine gun."