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Man Killed, Two Others Injured in Shooting at Basketball Courts

70 Lenox Ave, Harlem, Manhattan

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Summary

  • Detectives are investigating a double shooting that took place during a basketball game at 2 W 115th St in New York.

Timeline

The incident took place while an annual basketball competition was underway.

Police advise that the shooter remains at large.

The second victim, a 28-year-old man shot in the leg, and the third victim, a 22-year-old woman shot in the arm, are both reportedly stable at an area hospital.

The first victim, identified only as a 35-year-old man, was pronounced dead at an area hospital.

The NYPD has confirmed a total of three people were hit by gunfire.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 70 Lenox Ave.

A crime scene has been established.

Police have confirmed two people were struck by gunfire.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 1385 5th Ave.

Citizen contributor @QueensNewsNow reports that detectives are investigating a double shooting that occurred during a basketball game.

A Citizen user shows video of police in the area.

Incident reported at 2 W 115th St.

The incident took place while an annual basketball competition was underway.

Police advise that the shooter remains at large.

The second victim, a 28-year-old man shot in the leg, and the third victim, a 22-year-old woman shot in the arm, are both reportedly stable at an area hospital.

The first victim, identified only as a 35-year-old man, was pronounced dead at an area hospital.

The NYPD has confirmed a total of three people were hit by gunfire.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 70 Lenox Ave.

A crime scene has been established.

Police have confirmed two people were struck by gunfire.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 1385 5th Ave.

Citizen contributor @QueensNewsNow reports that detectives are investigating a double shooting that occurred during a basketball game.

A Citizen user shows video of police in the area.

Incident reported at 2 W 115th St.

The incident took place while an annual basketball competition was underway.

Police advise that the shooter remains at large.

The second victim, a 28-year-old man shot in the leg, and the third victim, a 22-year-old woman shot in the arm, are both reportedly stable at an area hospital.

The first victim, identified only as a 35-year-old man, was pronounced dead at an area hospital.

The NYPD has confirmed a total of three people were hit by gunfire.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 70 Lenox Ave.

A crime scene has been established.

Police have confirmed two people were struck by gunfire.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 1385 5th Ave.

Citizen contributor @QueensNewsNow reports that detectives are investigating a double shooting that occurred during a basketball game.

A Citizen user shows video of police in the area.

Incident reported at 2 W 115th St.

The incident took place while an annual basketball competition was underway.

Police advise that the shooter remains at large.

The second victim, a 28-year-old man shot in the leg, and the third victim, a 22-year-old woman shot in the arm, are both reportedly stable at an area hospital.

The first victim, identified only as a 35-year-old man, was pronounced dead at an area hospital.

The NYPD has confirmed a total of three people were hit by gunfire.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 70 Lenox Ave.

A crime scene has been established.

Police have confirmed two people were struck by gunfire.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 1385 5th Ave.

Citizen contributor @QueensNewsNow reports that detectives are investigating a double shooting that occurred during a basketball game.

A Citizen user shows video of police in the area.

Incident reported at 2 W 115th St.

The incident took place while an annual basketball competition was underway.

Police advise that the shooter remains at large.

The second victim, a 28-year-old man shot in the leg, and the third victim, a 22-year-old woman shot in the arm, are both reportedly stable at an area hospital.

The first victim, identified only as a 35-year-old man, was pronounced dead at an area hospital.

The NYPD has confirmed a total of three people were hit by gunfire.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 70 Lenox Ave.

A crime scene has been established.

Police have confirmed two people were struck by gunfire.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 1385 5th Ave.

Citizen contributor @QueensNewsNow reports that detectives are investigating a double shooting that occurred during a basketball game.

A Citizen user shows video of police in the area.

Incident reported at 2 W 115th St.

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Comments30

ImteroJul 11 at 11:02 AM

This is NOT normal bro. These are signs of mental illness. The fact that as a community cannot gather together without someone losing their lives or getting shot at is genuinely disheartening

StarGemJul 11 at 11:07 AM

True.

TGFunJul 11 at 10:53 AM

Can’t have house party, graduations,baptisms,beaches,basketball games because always violence.

newyorkUser2308777016Jul 12 at 7:34 AM

@TGFun sweet 16! Don’t forget the sweet 16!

newyorkUser2230807019Jul 11 at 11:22 AM

Nothing funny about this it could be anyone of us or our children or family member. There is no fun in the games anymore because of EVIL cruel sh** like this. Prayers to all who are affected by this.

duke048Jul 11 at 11:56 AM

There are too many animals roaming the streets with no regard for human life. If our politicians don’t stop showing leniency towards these folks this will never end.

eyezonyouJul 11 at 7:21 PM

@duke048 putting blame on this government for our culture is ultimate deflection. That shit starts at home, and our people need to really stop being comfortable and complacent with BARE MINIMUM. Comfortable in the PJs, comfortable with their vices. Comfortable with competing with each other, comfortable with the hood politics. 50s, 60s and 70s, 80s and maybe 90s, POC had a different and stronger strength of connection. Ofc I believe our government of course had their faults in our demise, but to what point do we as a collective make the change for ourselves. At what point do we stop hiding behind this fake victimhood and content of letting our people get away with bottom of the barrel antics. We must do better and it starts with us on the ground level on the street.

ImteroJul 11 at 11:02 AM

This is NOT normal bro. These are signs of mental illness. The fact that as a community cannot gather together without someone losing their lives or getting shot at is genuinely disheartening

StarGemJul 11 at 11:07 AM

True.

TGFunJul 11 at 10:53 AM

Can’t have house party, graduations,baptisms,beaches,basketball games because always violence.

newyorkUser2308777016Jul 12 at 7:34 AM

@TGFun sweet 16! Don’t forget the sweet 16!

newyorkUser2230807019Jul 11 at 11:22 AM

Nothing funny about this it could be anyone of us or our children or family member. There is no fun in the games anymore because of EVIL cruel sh** like this. Prayers to all who are affected by this.

duke048Jul 11 at 11:56 AM

There are too many animals roaming the streets with no regard for human life. If our politicians don’t stop showing leniency towards these folks this will never end.

eyezonyouJul 11 at 7:21 PM

@duke048 putting blame on this government for our culture is ultimate deflection. That shit starts at home, and our people need to really stop being comfortable and complacent with BARE MINIMUM. Comfortable in the PJs, comfortable with their vices. Comfortable with competing with each other, comfortable with the hood politics. 50s, 60s and 70s, 80s and maybe 90s, POC had a different and stronger strength of connection. Ofc I believe our government of course had their faults in our demise, but to what point do we as a collective make the change for ourselves. At what point do we stop hiding behind this fake victimhood and content of letting our people get away with bottom of the barrel antics. We must do better and it starts with us on the ground level on the street.

ImteroJul 11 at 11:02 AM

This is NOT normal bro. These are signs of mental illness. The fact that as a community cannot gather together without someone losing their lives or getting shot at is genuinely disheartening

StarGemJul 11 at 11:07 AM

True.

TGFunJul 11 at 10:53 AM

Can’t have house party, graduations,baptisms,beaches,basketball games because always violence.

newyorkUser2308777016Jul 12 at 7:34 AM

@TGFun sweet 16! Don’t forget the sweet 16!

newyorkUser2230807019Jul 11 at 11:22 AM

Nothing funny about this it could be anyone of us or our children or family member. There is no fun in the games anymore because of EVIL cruel sh** like this. Prayers to all who are affected by this.

duke048Jul 11 at 11:56 AM

There are too many animals roaming the streets with no regard for human life. If our politicians don’t stop showing leniency towards these folks this will never end.

eyezonyouJul 11 at 7:21 PM

@duke048 putting blame on this government for our culture is ultimate deflection. That shit starts at home, and our people need to really stop being comfortable and complacent with BARE MINIMUM. Comfortable in the PJs, comfortable with their vices. Comfortable with competing with each other, comfortable with the hood politics. 50s, 60s and 70s, 80s and maybe 90s, POC had a different and stronger strength of connection. Ofc I believe our government of course had their faults in our demise, but to what point do we as a collective make the change for ourselves. At what point do we stop hiding behind this fake victimhood and content of letting our people get away with bottom of the barrel antics. We must do better and it starts with us on the ground level on the street.

ImteroJul 11 at 11:02 AM

This is NOT normal bro. These are signs of mental illness. The fact that as a community cannot gather together without someone losing their lives or getting shot at is genuinely disheartening

StarGemJul 11 at 11:07 AM

True.

TGFunJul 11 at 10:53 AM

Can’t have house party, graduations,baptisms,beaches,basketball games because always violence.

newyorkUser2308777016Jul 12 at 7:34 AM

@TGFun sweet 16! Don’t forget the sweet 16!

newyorkUser2230807019Jul 11 at 11:22 AM

Nothing funny about this it could be anyone of us or our children or family member. There is no fun in the games anymore because of EVIL cruel sh** like this. Prayers to all who are affected by this.

duke048Jul 11 at 11:56 AM

There are too many animals roaming the streets with no regard for human life. If our politicians don’t stop showing leniency towards these folks this will never end.

eyezonyouJul 11 at 7:21 PM

@duke048 putting blame on this government for our culture is ultimate deflection. That shit starts at home, and our people need to really stop being comfortable and complacent with BARE MINIMUM. Comfortable in the PJs, comfortable with their vices. Comfortable with competing with each other, comfortable with the hood politics. 50s, 60s and 70s, 80s and maybe 90s, POC had a different and stronger strength of connection. Ofc I believe our government of course had their faults in our demise, but to what point do we as a collective make the change for ourselves. At what point do we stop hiding behind this fake victimhood and content of letting our people get away with bottom of the barrel antics. We must do better and it starts with us on the ground level on the street.

ImteroJul 11 at 11:02 AM

This is NOT normal bro. These are signs of mental illness. The fact that as a community cannot gather together without someone losing their lives or getting shot at is genuinely disheartening

StarGemJul 11 at 11:07 AM

True.

TGFunJul 11 at 10:53 AM

Can’t have house party, graduations,baptisms,beaches,basketball games because always violence.

newyorkUser2308777016Jul 12 at 7:34 AM

@TGFun sweet 16! Don’t forget the sweet 16!

newyorkUser2230807019Jul 11 at 11:22 AM

Nothing funny about this it could be anyone of us or our children or family member. There is no fun in the games anymore because of EVIL cruel sh** like this. Prayers to all who are affected by this.

duke048Jul 11 at 11:56 AM

There are too many animals roaming the streets with no regard for human life. If our politicians don’t stop showing leniency towards these folks this will never end.

eyezonyouJul 11 at 7:21 PM

@duke048 putting blame on this government for our culture is ultimate deflection. That shit starts at home, and our people need to really stop being comfortable and complacent with BARE MINIMUM. Comfortable in the PJs, comfortable with their vices. Comfortable with competing with each other, comfortable with the hood politics. 50s, 60s and 70s, 80s and maybe 90s, POC had a different and stronger strength of connection. Ofc I believe our government of course had their faults in our demise, but to what point do we as a collective make the change for ourselves. At what point do we stop hiding behind this fake victimhood and content of letting our people get away with bottom of the barrel antics. We must do better and it starts with us on the ground level on the street.

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