NYPD Officer Involved Shooting 12/5/18 Bronx
Channel: Police Scanner
Date: 06/12/2018

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Link to news article https://abc7ny.com/suspect-shot-by-police-in-the-bronx;-woman-child-injured/4841553/

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Bronx (WABC) -- The investigation continued on Thursday into a Bronx police-involved shooting that left the suspect seriously wounded and injured two bystanders, including a 12-year-old girl on her way home from school.

The vicinity of Loring Place North in the University Heights section remained closed a day after the shootout. It happened just after 6 p.m. Wednesday.

A young girl, Gabriel Haze, who was walking down the street with her mother got caught in the middle of the gunfire.

Her mother told Eyewitness News that "Gabby" was grazed in her right leg.

Eyewitness News also spoke with the girl's grandfather.

"I keep crying all the time because I see the possibility of what could happen. She could lose her life too," said Colin Brown, Haze's grandfather.

Brown told Eyewitness News his Gabriel is in good spirits.

Two plainclothes officers were on patrol and spotted a man they believed had just used his handgun to rob a drug dealer of a narcotic-laden backpack.

"They just saw him running out of the building. mask over his face clutching a backpack, which is extremely suspicious," said NYPD Chief of Department Terence Monahan. "One officer goes out approaches him and that when he pulls out the gun and turns on him."

The officers returned fire.

"I said, 'Hey, get inside! Get inside! Get inside!' She get inside and her mother started to cry," Brown said.

"We have rounds recovered all the way down Loring Place and onto Fordham Road, we're looking at approximately 20-25 rounds," said Monahan.

The suspect was shot in the neck and foot.

The other innocent bystander, identified as 45-year-old Irene Rosana Urenu Perez, was shot in the stomach. The hospital on Thursday said she was listed in critical condition.

"This man was running down the street indiscriminately firing," said Monahan. "He started shooting people in that building, immediately firing at our cops and continued to fire at the cops."

"To think about what could happen is really scary," Brown said.

It remains unclear exactly who shot his granddaughter, but Brown has nothing but praise for responding officers.

A gun was recovered at the scene.
No officers were injured.

The backpack containing what appeared to be a brick of narcotics was recovered at the suspect's arrest location on Fordham Road.

The suspect is expected to face several charges.