One man was killed and another wounded in a shootout in Washington Heights early Saturday morning. According to DNAInfo, a 30-year-old man was fatally shot numerous times in the head in a car in front of 555 Edgecombe Ave., near 160th Street, shortly after 1:30 a.m. Another 31-year-old man was shot multiple times to the chest, and is in critical condition at Harlem Hospital. "I’ve lived here 17 years and nothing like this has ever happened. This is insane," a witness told them.
One Dead, One Wounded In Washington Heights Shootout
4-Yr-Old Shot During Attempted Bronx Robbery In Critical Condition
A four-year-old Bronx boy was shot in the chest last night during a botched robbery attempt. Four-year-old Cincer Balthazar's father told police that the two of them were outside a halfway house at Grand Avenue and Evelyn Place around 10:30 p.m. when two or four—reports vary—men tried to rob them, and opened fire. According to police, the boy is now in critical condition. “He’s my world. He’s our little Spider-Man. He always walked around with a Spider-Man mask,” a woman who identified herself as the boy’s aunt told the Post.
Van Strikes Three-Year-Old In Williamsburg
A three-year-old boy is in critical condition after being hit by a van in Brooklyn last night. The boy was in a stroller, being pushed by his 13-year-old sister, and at the corner of Kent and Flushing Avenues, a van turning right onto Kent "hit the stroller and kept going," according to witnesses and the police. A witness told WABC 7, "The kid was trying to cry, but it looked like he was struggling."
Deliveryman Remains In Critical Condition After Friday Crash
On Friday night, at the 7th Avenue and 51st Street intersection in Sunset Park, a Chinese restaurant deliveryman on a scooter collided head-on with an FDNY cruiser—a witness said Lin Chen, 36, was bleeding so much he looked dead (the photo is dramatic). Today, the Daily News reports that Chen remains in the ICU at Lutheran Medical Center. According to News and Post, FDNY EMS Deputy Chief Brian Milzoff will not be charged. Milzoff, whose lights and sirens were on (according to EMS sources that spoke to the News) had been responding to a call about a stabbing which later turned out to be false. The Post adds, "Witnesses wondered why Milzoff didn't get out to help the victim, but EMS sources said he was actually pinned in his car," and tests showed Milzoff was not drunk. Meanwhile, relatives are hoping the best for Lin, the married father of two young children; his nephew said, "Everyone feels bad, like sick. It's very hard."
After Harlem Shooting, 13-Year-Old In Critical Condition
Christopher Owen, 13, remains in critical condition after being shot in the head at a barbecue in Harlem early Sunday morning. Over three hundred people had attended the event, where a gunman apparently just started firing in the crowd. The Daily News reports, "Hordes of revelers were drawn there by food and drinks offered outside the Paris Blues lounge. The crowd grew unruly soon after midnight, as several small fights broke out among the predominantly teenage partygoers." Apparently some teens were seen running from the party before the gunman fired at the crowd. Besides Christopher, a 17-year-old and 26-year-old were each shot in the leg. Christopher's mother said, "He's a wonderful kid. Help me catch who shot my son."

