Shooting wounds 6 people in Greenpoint, Brooklyn

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Early Saturday morning, a shooting at Stewart Avenue and Cherry Street in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, resulted in six people being wounded. The incident occurred just after 2:00 a. m. , prompting a swift response from law enforcement. Investigators are still probing the circumstances leading to the gunfire, during which police discovered at least eight shell casings scattered at the scene.

One victim is in critical but stable condition, while five others were transported to the hospital with injuries that are not life-threatening. The victims, aged between 18 and 33, represent a concerning trend of violence affecting younger demographics in urban neighborhoods. Local authorities have yet to determine any suspects or motives in this case. This incident adds to the ongoing dialogue about gun violence and public safety in New York City. The community and law enforcement are urged to cooperate in providing information that may lead to the apprehension of those responsible.

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