NYC Shooting: Six shootings, including several innocent bystanders, of ongoing gun violence throughout the city

Six people were shot dead throughout the city, including a 37-year-old woman in crisis on Staten Island, police said.

The shooting took place after a day’s break, as most people were off the street on Sunday night due to bad weather.

The first shoot of the day took place at 3:30 pm on the bustling Grand Concourse in the mountains and East 170th Street. The Bronx’s Eden was hit by an unidentified man on a crowded street, hitting a 22-year-old man with his stomach and shoulders, and rolling down the subway stairs. The other two, a 23-year-old man walking south of the concourse, were hit on his arm, right foot and left foot, and a 16-year-old man who left the gym was hit on his left foot.

Police in District 44 found three injured young men injured, and the 23-year-old 0 was taken to Lincoln Hospital in a stable condition. The 16- and 22-year-olds were taken to St. Barnabas Hospital in a stable condition, but the elder of the two had surgery last night to remove the bullet from their stomach.

The 22-year-old boy has been arrested and is said to have been targeted by shooters. Police in District 44 say they believe the other two victims were beaten in a shootout.

At 6:15 pm, a 24-year-old man walking on Carroll Street and East 166 Street in the same area of ​​the Bronx was struck by a bullet fired by several young men when he shot a gun. ..

After the activation of ShotSpotter, police in District 44 rushed to the scene, but the victim had already gone to Lincoln Hospital on his own. The detective says the victim was in pain when he heard the bullet and said he didn’t know who fired the bullet.

Only 20 minutes ago, police in District 44 responded to a bullet fired on East 165th Street, a block away, but no gunner was found.

At 8:30 pm, two groups fought a shootout on East 169th Street and Mercy Place, with nearly 20 used rounds scattered down the street, leaving some vehicles with broken windows from stray bullets.

Several men participated in a shootout at 1640 Fulton Avenue near nearby Claremont Park, but no one was reported to have been attacked by the shooting. Residents were upset by the incident, and some car windows were also hit by bullets. Police in the adjacent 44th division joined the investigation, but police in the 42nd division were conducting the investigation.

On Staten Island, a 37-year-old woman standing in the lobby of 255 Park Hill Avenue in the Park Hill section of the Autonomous Region was shot in the head after a dark Mercedes-Benz SUV passed by and shot at a building. Police in District 120 discovered that a woman visiting the building was seriously injured and was rushed to the Staten Island University Medical Center, where she was said to be “at risk.”

The building was also struck by bullets, and some apartments in the complex had broken windows and some vehicles as a result of the shooting.

Commissioner Dermot Shea mentioned the shooting in an interview with NY1 and called on the community to support information about the case being investigated by detectives in District 120.

Only two hours ago, police were investigating multiple shots fired on Forest Avenue. Not far from this latest firing. No one was reported to have been attacked by the shooting.

Finally, at 8:30 pm, a 33-year-old man sitting in a Dodge Charger on the corner of Carroll Street and Ford Street in Seneca Village Luxury Apartments in Brownsville, Brooklyn was shot in the cheek. Police in the 73rd Division say a man in a gray sedan beat him and fired.

He was taken to Kings County Hospital and was expected to survive the wound.

In this case, some car windows were also blown away. Police closed two streets as they gathered evidence from apparent drive-by shooting.