Shooting Mars Festivities at West Indian American Day Parade in Brooklyn
At least five people were shot and wounded along the route of the bustling event, which continued on despite the disruption.
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Several people shot at West Indian American Day Parade in Brooklyn – YouTube
Police said five people were injured when a man opened fire just before 2 p.m. on Eastern Parkway. CBS News New York's Hannah Kliger and Chopper ...
Thousands revel in Brooklyn for West Indian American Day Parade | kagstv.com
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — New York City's West Indian American Day Parade, one of the world's largest celebrations of Caribbean culture, was marred by a ...
5 shot after gunman opens fire into crowd along New York Caribbean Carnival parade route: police
Police said the shooting was an intentional act toward a group of people. The suspect stood on the cement divider in Brooklyn and fired into the crowd ...
Officials: Five people shot along Eastern Parkway during West Indian American Day Carnival
The NYPD confirms that five people suffered gunshot wounds. Their conditions are unknown at this time. They confirm that there is not an active ...
5 shot at NYC’s West Indian Day American Parade in Brooklyn, police say – CBS News
The parade is a Labor Day tradition in Brooklyn and considered one of the borough's biggest events of the year.
Five shot at West Indian American Day Parade: NYPD – NY1
Two of the gunshot victims are in critical condition, authorities said at a press conference Monday.
BREAKING | Mass shooting rocks Brooklyn’s West Indian American Day Parade | amNewYork
A mass shooting rocked Brooklyn's West Indian Day Parade on Monday, wounding six people — including one with life-threatening injuries, ...
Thousands parade through Brooklyn in one of world’s largest Caribbean culture celebrations
New York City's West Indian American Day Parade kicked off Monday with thousands of revelers dancing and marching through Brooklyn in one of the ...
Gun violence breaks out near West Indian Day Parade route in Brooklyn – Gothamist
Brooklyn resident Marie Clarke, 58, who was clad in green and yellow for the Jamaican flag, said she's noticed the crowds – while still substantial – ...