A white passenger car slowed down on a residential street in Brooklyn. One man fired his gun from the driver's side, and a second man fired a gun through the car's open sunroof. Bullets splintered into the air, striking six people on Wednesday night, the police said.
A 23-year-old man collapsed on the street after two bullets struck him in the chest. He later died a nearby hospital, the police said. The five other victims, who were shot in their legs and back, were expected to survive. The police did not disclose a motive on Thursday.
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Lloyd Mitchell
A white passenger car slowed down on a residential street in Brooklyn. One man fired his gun from the driver's side, and a second man fired a gun through the car's open sunroof. Bullets splintered into the air, striking six people on Wednesday night, the police said.
A 23-year-old [...]
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