Caught On Video: Suspects Fire Gun Into Air In Middle Of Bronx Street
Surveillance video shows the suspects standing in the middle of the one-way street, as a bystander walks by on the sidewalk.
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Surveillance video shows the suspects standing in the middle of the one-way street, as a bystander walks by on the sidewalk.
One suspect fires out the sunroof, while another shoots from the driver's side window, and a third gets out of the passenger side and opens fire.
It could affect residents of several million rental apartments, condos and co-ops.
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The officer was not hit and did not fire back.
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