1 Killed, 7 Injured In Separate Shootings Across Three Boroughs
One person was killed and at least five were injured in two separate shootings in Queens and Brooklyn on Tuesday.
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One person was killed and at least five were injured in two separate shootings in Queens and Brooklyn on Tuesday.
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Prude died days after an encounter with police on March 23.
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Police said the 62-year-old victim was shot multiple times in the head and shoulders.
Chopper 2 was overhead as first responders surveyed the scene.
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Parents are waiting for more details from the district, but in a statement, the Department of Education said, "Students with [Individualized Education Programs] will be prioritized."
