Two Teens Arrested After Gunshot Fired at Port Authority Bus Terminal
42 St-Port Authority Bus Terminal Station (A) (C) (E), Midtown, Manhattan
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Summary
- Police responded to a shooting Monday evening at the Port Authority Bus Terminal subway station, where there were reports of suspect firing a shot and fleeing the scene.
- A shell casing was recovered, and a search involving specialized units and K-9 teams was initiated. Two men were later arrested after being identified by bystanders.
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Police said that 18-year-old Ronald Gutierrez was charged with reckless endangerment, theft of services, and criminal possession of a weapon—adding that he had a knife recovered at the scene—while 18-year-old Loyo Jhean Carlos was charged with reckless endangerment and theft of services.
Anyone with information is asked to call the [NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline](tel:800-577-8477) or submit tips through the [Crime Stoppers website](https://crimestoppers.nypdonline.org/).
The shooting reportedly stemmed from a dispute at the station, police said.
ABC 7 reports that police have arrested two men pointed out by bystanders at the shooting scene. No one was injured.
Specialized units from Queens are now responding to assist in the search for the suspect.
K-9 units are coordinating with command to assist in the evidence search at the bus terminal.
Specialized units, including K-9, are being deployed to assist in the evidence search near the bus terminal.
Police have initiated a level 1 mobilization to locate the suspect who fled the scene.
Police recovered one shell casing at the scene.
Police are checking hospitals for any victims. The location of the shooting is the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
Police advised after reviewing cameras that they walked right past the suspect, who may have been caught on police bodycams.
Police are searching for a male suspect possibly involved in a shots fired incident, described as wearing a red sweater, a black North Face jacket, gray sweatpants and a black crossbody bag.
Video from Citizen user @yanubeans shows officers on the scene with crime scene tape up.
Police are responding to a 10-13 for an officer requesting backup at 42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal for an unspecified incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 42 St-Port Authority Bus Terminal Station (A) (C) (E).
Police said that 18-year-old Ronald Gutierrez was charged with reckless endangerment, theft of services, and criminal possession of a weapon—adding that he had a knife recovered at the scene—while 18-year-old Loyo Jhean Carlos was charged with reckless endangerment and theft of services.
Anyone with information is asked to call the [NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline](tel:800-577-8477) or submit tips through the [Crime Stoppers website](https://crimestoppers.nypdonline.org/).
The shooting reportedly stemmed from a dispute at the station, police said.
ABC 7 reports that police have arrested two men pointed out by bystanders at the shooting scene. No one was injured.
Specialized units from Queens are now responding to assist in the search for the suspect.
K-9 units are coordinating with command to assist in the evidence search at the bus terminal.
Specialized units, including K-9, are being deployed to assist in the evidence search near the bus terminal.
Police have initiated a level 1 mobilization to locate the suspect who fled the scene.
Police recovered one shell casing at the scene.
Police are checking hospitals for any victims. The location of the shooting is the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
Police advised after reviewing cameras that they walked right past the suspect, who may have been caught on police bodycams.
Police are searching for a male suspect possibly involved in a shots fired incident, described as wearing a red sweater, a black North Face jacket, gray sweatpants and a black crossbody bag.
Video from Citizen user @yanubeans shows officers on the scene with crime scene tape up.
Police are responding to a 10-13 for an officer requesting backup at 42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal for an unspecified incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 42 St-Port Authority Bus Terminal Station (A) (C) (E).
Police said that 18-year-old Ronald Gutierrez was charged with reckless endangerment, theft of services, and criminal possession of a weapon—adding that he had a knife recovered at the scene—while 18-year-old Loyo Jhean Carlos was charged with reckless endangerment and theft of services.
Anyone with information is asked to call the [NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline](tel:800-577-8477) or submit tips through the [Crime Stoppers website](https://crimestoppers.nypdonline.org/).
The shooting reportedly stemmed from a dispute at the station, police said.
ABC 7 reports that police have arrested two men pointed out by bystanders at the shooting scene. No one was injured.
Specialized units from Queens are now responding to assist in the search for the suspect.
K-9 units are coordinating with command to assist in the evidence search at the bus terminal.
Specialized units, including K-9, are being deployed to assist in the evidence search near the bus terminal.
Police have initiated a level 1 mobilization to locate the suspect who fled the scene.
Police recovered one shell casing at the scene.
Police are checking hospitals for any victims. The location of the shooting is the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
Police advised after reviewing cameras that they walked right past the suspect, who may have been caught on police bodycams.
Police are searching for a male suspect possibly involved in a shots fired incident, described as wearing a red sweater, a black North Face jacket, gray sweatpants and a black crossbody bag.
Video from Citizen user @yanubeans shows officers on the scene with crime scene tape up.
Police are responding to a 10-13 for an officer requesting backup at 42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal for an unspecified incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 42 St-Port Authority Bus Terminal Station (A) (C) (E).
Police said that 18-year-old Ronald Gutierrez was charged with reckless endangerment, theft of services, and criminal possession of a weapon—adding that he had a knife recovered at the scene—while 18-year-old Loyo Jhean Carlos was charged with reckless endangerment and theft of services.
Anyone with information is asked to call the [NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline](tel:800-577-8477) or submit tips through the [Crime Stoppers website](https://crimestoppers.nypdonline.org/).
The shooting reportedly stemmed from a dispute at the station, police said.
ABC 7 reports that police have arrested two men pointed out by bystanders at the shooting scene. No one was injured.
Specialized units from Queens are now responding to assist in the search for the suspect.
K-9 units are coordinating with command to assist in the evidence search at the bus terminal.
Specialized units, including K-9, are being deployed to assist in the evidence search near the bus terminal.
Police have initiated a level 1 mobilization to locate the suspect who fled the scene.
Police recovered one shell casing at the scene.
Police are checking hospitals for any victims. The location of the shooting is the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
Police advised after reviewing cameras that they walked right past the suspect, who may have been caught on police bodycams.
Police are searching for a male suspect possibly involved in a shots fired incident, described as wearing a red sweater, a black North Face jacket, gray sweatpants and a black crossbody bag.
Video from Citizen user @yanubeans shows officers on the scene with crime scene tape up.
Police are responding to a 10-13 for an officer requesting backup at 42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal for an unspecified incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 42 St-Port Authority Bus Terminal Station (A) (C) (E).
Police said that 18-year-old Ronald Gutierrez was charged with reckless endangerment, theft of services, and criminal possession of a weapon—adding that he had a knife recovered at the scene—while 18-year-old Loyo Jhean Carlos was charged with reckless endangerment and theft of services.
Anyone with information is asked to call the [NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline](tel:800-577-8477) or submit tips through the [Crime Stoppers website](https://crimestoppers.nypdonline.org/).
The shooting reportedly stemmed from a dispute at the station, police said.
ABC 7 reports that police have arrested two men pointed out by bystanders at the shooting scene. No one was injured.
Specialized units from Queens are now responding to assist in the search for the suspect.
K-9 units are coordinating with command to assist in the evidence search at the bus terminal.
Specialized units, including K-9, are being deployed to assist in the evidence search near the bus terminal.
Police have initiated a level 1 mobilization to locate the suspect who fled the scene.
Police recovered one shell casing at the scene.
Police are checking hospitals for any victims. The location of the shooting is the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
Police advised after reviewing cameras that they walked right past the suspect, who may have been caught on police bodycams.
Police are searching for a male suspect possibly involved in a shots fired incident, described as wearing a red sweater, a black North Face jacket, gray sweatpants and a black crossbody bag.
Video from Citizen user @yanubeans shows officers on the scene with crime scene tape up.
Police are responding to a 10-13 for an officer requesting backup at 42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal for an unspecified incident.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 42 St-Port Authority Bus Terminal Station (A) (C) (E).
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MTA still wanna install those 20 second emergency exits?
@uptownart18 hmmmm
Inexperienced in life but out here trying to be tough.
But the Governor made this a gun free zone!
🤣🤣
This is horrific . The city is lost
MTA still wanna install those 20 second emergency exits?
@uptownart18 hmmmm
Inexperienced in life but out here trying to be tough.
But the Governor made this a gun free zone!
🤣🤣
This is horrific . The city is lost
MTA still wanna install those 20 second emergency exits?
@uptownart18 hmmmm
Inexperienced in life but out here trying to be tough.
But the Governor made this a gun free zone!
🤣🤣
This is horrific . The city is lost
MTA still wanna install those 20 second emergency exits?
@uptownart18 hmmmm
Inexperienced in life but out here trying to be tough.
But the Governor made this a gun free zone!
🤣🤣
This is horrific . The city is lost
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MTA still wanna install those 20 second emergency exits?
@uptownart18 hmmmm
Inexperienced in life but out here trying to be tough.
But the Governor made this a gun free zone!
🤣🤣
This is horrific . The city is lost