NYPD: 14-year-old waiting for bus shot in Queens
Police released surveillance video of a white car driving up and someone inside shooting the teenager.
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Police released surveillance video of a white car driving up and someone inside shooting the teenager.
It happened around 4:15 p.m. Friday near East 156th Street and Jackson Avenue in the Melrose section.
"I want everyone to know that the NYPD vows to never let up on our enforcement efforts," said NYPD Chief of Patrol Jeffrey Maddrey.
Police said the victim died at the scene in Far Rockaway. The investigation continues.
An NYPD detective witnessing a robbery in broad daylight fired at two masked suspects before they took off from the scene.
The man was shot in the leg after an argument with another man, according to investigators.
It's unclear who was handling the gun, but police said the shooting was likely unintentional.
Police said four men were robbing the store when the 29-year-old customer intervened and was wounded.
Surveillance video shows chaos as partygoers hopped fences trying to flee from gunfire.
Police said 23-year-old Matthew Webb succumbed to his injuries Wednesday.
According to police, two suspects took off on a red-and-black motorcycle.
Police said the suspect tried to steal 19-year-old Dereck Chen's backpack, then shot him in the face.
Police say the suspect took off in a gray BMW.
The boy's body was found in a driveway on Beach 67th Street in Arverne on Tuesday morning.
Police said plainclothes officers wearing NYPD windbreakers were on-duty inside a club when a bouncer alerted them to a robbery outside.
In the video, you can see two of the three men firing at each other.
Police sources tell CBS2 an 18-year-old man was shot in the leg on a southbound A train around 9:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Sources tell CBS2 neither victim knew the shooter and that they believe the kids were mistaken for gang members.
Sources tell CBS2 investigators believe the shooting may have been a case of mistaken identity.
Five to 10 minutes into preaching Sunday morning in Canarsie, Bishop Lamor Whitehead saw the door in the back of the room kick open.
The incident in the Bronx happened just before 5 a.m. at Commerce Avenue near Waterbury Avenue.
One man was shot four times in the chest.
Investigators believe the suspects were after a gold chain and Rolex watch the off-duty officer was wearing.
Dion Middleton, who worked as a firearms instructor, allegedly never reported what happened and went to work.
Police say the victim was shot in the hip.
