Man Shot With BB Gun
Avenue U & E 65th St, Mill Basin, Brooklyn
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Summary
- Police responded to a shooting incident involving a BB gun at Avenue U and E 65th St in Brooklyn. Two suspects were taken into custody, and the suspect vehicle was identified as a Chevrolet pickup truck.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Avenue U & E 65th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Avenue U & E 65th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Avenue U & E 65th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Avenue U & E 65th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Avenue U & E 65th St.
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She goes live everytime something happens in her neighborhood. And films the floor. Ridiculous. Learn the app lady!
People saying a BB gun is crazy work and I agree. You do realize some of them shoot 1200 feet per second right? That’s the speed of a 9 mil. Think
@hrubes not considered a shooting incident or a person shot by the #NYPD.
If y'all ain't gonna show anything gtfoff this app
In New York City, it is illegal to possess, sell, or fire a BB gun without a special license. Under NYC Administrative Code § 10-131(b), air pistols and air rifles—including any instrument that uses spring or air pressure to launch a projectile—are heavily restricted and treated similarly to traditional firearms.
She goes live everytime something happens in her neighborhood. And films the floor. Ridiculous. Learn the app lady!
People saying a BB gun is crazy work and I agree. You do realize some of them shoot 1200 feet per second right? That’s the speed of a 9 mil. Think
@hrubes not considered a shooting incident or a person shot by the #NYPD.
If y'all ain't gonna show anything gtfoff this app
In New York City, it is illegal to possess, sell, or fire a BB gun without a special license. Under NYC Administrative Code § 10-131(b), air pistols and air rifles—including any instrument that uses spring or air pressure to launch a projectile—are heavily restricted and treated similarly to traditional firearms.
She goes live everytime something happens in her neighborhood. And films the floor. Ridiculous. Learn the app lady!
People saying a BB gun is crazy work and I agree. You do realize some of them shoot 1200 feet per second right? That’s the speed of a 9 mil. Think
@hrubes not considered a shooting incident or a person shot by the #NYPD.
If y'all ain't gonna show anything gtfoff this app
In New York City, it is illegal to possess, sell, or fire a BB gun without a special license. Under NYC Administrative Code § 10-131(b), air pistols and air rifles—including any instrument that uses spring or air pressure to launch a projectile—are heavily restricted and treated similarly to traditional firearms.
She goes live everytime something happens in her neighborhood. And films the floor. Ridiculous. Learn the app lady!
People saying a BB gun is crazy work and I agree. You do realize some of them shoot 1200 feet per second right? That’s the speed of a 9 mil. Think
@hrubes not considered a shooting incident or a person shot by the #NYPD.
If y'all ain't gonna show anything gtfoff this app
In New York City, it is illegal to possess, sell, or fire a BB gun without a special license. Under NYC Administrative Code § 10-131(b), air pistols and air rifles—including any instrument that uses spring or air pressure to launch a projectile—are heavily restricted and treated similarly to traditional firearms.
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She goes live everytime something happens in her neighborhood. And films the floor. Ridiculous. Learn the app lady!
People saying a BB gun is crazy work and I agree. You do realize some of them shoot 1200 feet per second right? That’s the speed of a 9 mil. Think
@hrubes not considered a shooting incident or a person shot by the #NYPD.
If y'all ain't gonna show anything gtfoff this app
In New York City, it is illegal to possess, sell, or fire a BB gun without a special license. Under NYC Administrative Code § 10-131(b), air pistols and air rifles—including any instrument that uses spring or air pressure to launch a projectile—are heavily restricted and treated similarly to traditional firearms.