NYPD: 2 Gunmen Wanted After 10 Shot In Front Of Queens Business; 'A Brazen, Coordinated Attack'
Surveillance video shows two gunmen on foot opening fire toward the crowd. Two men on mopeds then pick them up and drive away.
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Surveillance video shows two gunmen on foot opening fire toward the crowd. Two men on mopeds then pick them up and drive away.
Saturday night's shooting in Queens, which wounded 10 people, has prompted New York City's mayoral candidates to weigh in on how to end the gun violence plaguing parts of the city.
On Sunday night, police were looking for four men who exchanged gunfire outside of a grocery store on Audubon Avenue in Washington Heights.
The driver of the vehicle fled the scene without stopping, police said.
Police have identified the suspect as 26-year-old Jerome Roman, from the Bronx. According to police, he is affiliated with a gang and has 25 prior arrests, which include for possession of a firearm.
The victims were taken the hospital and all were in stable condition.
Millions of people across the country who are behind on their rent could soon come home to an eviction notice.
Police say Pedicab operator Ibrokhim Azizov, 24, was taking three passengers east on East 42nd Street near Madison Avenue when they were struck from behind by a 2017 Toyota Tacoma.
The suspect is believed to be on a moped or dirt bike.
The FDNY says flames started around 8:30 a.m. Saturday at the six-story building.
Police told CBS2 an argument led to at least one gun being drawn, bullets flying and a pair of 16-year-old boys struck.
Hackers behind the massive SolarWinds cyberespionage campaign broke into email accounts of some of the most prominent federal prosecutors' offices around the country last year.
Police said the fire is under investigation, but so far does not appear to be criminal.
New York City is upping the anti with new incentives for getting the COVID vaccine as a new CDC report warns the Delta variant is highly contagious.
The Broadway League announced that all 41 theaters will require audience members, performers and staff be fully vaccinated. In addition, all audience members are required to wear masks during performances. These policies are in effect through October.
