NYPD: Teen shot in Tremont; 5 people in police custody
Authorities say he shot in the left foot on East 175th Street and Webster Avenue.
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Nov 12, 2024, 5:29 PM
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Updated 16 days ago
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yesterdayA 16-year-old boy was injured during a shooting Monday night in Tremont, according to police.
Authorities say he shot in the left foot on East 175th Street and Webster Avenue.
A gun was recovered from the scene and five people were taken into police custody.
No other details have been released as of late Tuesday morning.
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