NYPD searching for 3 suspects after shots fired in Canarsie
According to police, the suspects pulled out guns and fired at an unknown target.
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According to police, the suspects pulled out guns and fired at an unknown target.
Police believe a domestic violence incident involving two women may have led up to the shooting.
Sources said the NYPD is questioning two people in connection to the shooting.
The man got away with minor injuries. Police are still looking for the suspects.
Four men, who wore ski masks, ran from the scene, police said.
Sources tell CBS2 he may have been trying to rob someone who was armed with a gun.
It happened Thursday around 11:30 a.m. on Gun Hill Road.
The suspect was wounded. The officers were not injured.
Investigators say the shooting had nothing to do with the Halloween festivities in the neighborhood.
Police say someone opened fire just after 5 p.m., near the corner of Avenue V and Nostrand Avenue.
All three victims were taken to Jamaica Hospital and are expected to survive.
It happened around 7:30 p.m. Thursday inside the lobby of a NYCHA building.
The NYPD said a 21-year-old died at the hospital and a 24-year-old got shot in the leg.
The shooting happened shortly before 9 a.m. inside Miguel's West Indian Restaurant in Brownsville.
The 14-year-old student athlete who was struck in the ankle by a stray bullet is now home from the hospital.
The shooting happened as hundreds of students were waiting to get picked up outside after dismissal.
The victim was minding her own business standing in front of a grocery store on Monday when she was hit.
The incident happened at 9 p.m. in front of a Wendy's at Broadway and 165th Street.
The woman was not the intended target. She was taken to the hospital in stable condition.
The shooting happened on St. Mark's Place, in a bustling neighborhood lined with restaurants and apartments.
The family says an autopsy reveals Joel Capellan was shot 36 times.
Parker is hospitalized and barely hanging on after she was shot outside her apartment over the weekend.
An 18-year-old has been arrested after an argument led to deadly gunfire on a crowded A train.
Police are looking for two suspects who reportedly ran away from the scene.
Police announce arrest of Javier Oates, 19, of Brooklyn, hit him with several charges, including murder.
