NYPD: Shooting of 5-year-old in Bronx connected to homicide the day before
A calm Friday evening turned chaotic on East 214 Street near Holland Avenue in Williamsbridge.
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A calm Friday evening turned chaotic on East 214 Street near Holland Avenue in Williamsbridge.
Investigators said the conductor suffered cuts to her face after the suspect broke the train window.
At least three people were critically wounded, Baltimore police said. A suspect has not been arrested in connection with the mass shooting.
Police are searching for two suspects accused of slashing a man during a fight on the L train platform at Union Square.
Police say one woman was grazed by a bullet and two women were injured by flying window glass.
One of them was deadly, and the other sent a 5-year-old girl to the hospital.
The arrest came after 17-year-old Trequan Wingfield was shot to death on June 28.
Police say the suspect, who was on a motorized scooter, grabbed a 21-year-old woman and told her to be quiet.
Police say the girl was sitting in a car with her father when she was shot in the back.
The suspect used a tool to crack through a car window while the victim, unaware, was stopped at a traffic light.
"Narco subs," which are commonly used by traffickers in Central and South America, move low in the water to escape detection.
The victim's sister described a feeling of "complete stupidity" over crying in Caddle's arms after her brother's death.
Nearly five years ago, Andrew McMorris, 12, and his Boy Scout troop were hiking on Long Island when he was hit.
Scot Peterson was the only armed school resource officer at Parkland's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School when the shooting started.
Penny was charged with criminally negligent homicide and second-degree manslaughter.
