Protesters March Through Brooklyn To Call For End To Gun Violence
The event was to honor families of victims of violence as well as a plea to the public to put the guns down.
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The event was to honor families of victims of violence as well as a plea to the public to put the guns down.
Police announced Ayame Stamoulis,18, was taken into custody Thursday evening.
The car is a black, Dodge Charger that was last seen heading eastbound on the Shore Parkway, according to police.
Three people approached the victim from behind, while a fourth person rode up to him on a scooter, police said.
Sources told CBS2 police questioned a person of interest for several hours in the death of 1-year-old Davell Gardner Jr., and that person was arrested for a different crime.
Clashes marred what started out as a peaceful unity march in Brooklyn on Wednesday morning.
The man was taken into custody in the morning along Ralph Avenue and East 76th Street in Brooklyn.
Police said an argument between two groups outside on Tuesday evening turned violent.
A spokesperson for the National Park Service says the property is patrolled 24 hours a day.
Police said a large crowd was gathered outside an apartment building by the corner of President Street and Franklin Avenue around 2:15 a.m.
Police said the 21-year-old victim was walking with her ex-boyfriend while pushing their infant son in a stroller.
Residents in one Brooklyn community are saying enough is enough when it comes to the troubling increase in shootings.
Two men can be seen running in Bedford-Stuyvesant, one of them pointing a gun.
The spike in violence is prompting more calls for action from community leaders.
Firefighters responded to the three-story building on 17th Street just before 10 a.m.
Police said the child was sitting in a stroller with a group of people having a barbecue when gunfire erupted.
Police said the suspect followed the victim into the elevator, then placed her in a chokehold.
On Sunday, there was a demonstration showing support for the NYPD.
Police believe the two cars involved were out doing doughnuts when the drivers collided with each other.
Friends said Jose Barrera was a family man, who was especially close with his 6-year-old daughter.
Police said the victim was walking home when two unidentified men approached him, started yelling anti-Semitic slurs, pushed him to the ground and punched him repeatedly.
Residents say it's even worse this happened during a pandemic because they're now concerned about traces of COVID-19 in the sewage.
It all started with a Back the Blue rally at the Bay Ridge Parkway where hundreds marched to support the NYPD.
The suspects attacked the man - punching him in the head, face and body - when he confronted them, police said.
The recent surge of gun violence continued in New York City on Friday, when there were six separate shootings involving seven victims.
