Woman and child shot in
Times Square gun mayhem
Posted By: Ribicon, 5/8/2021 6:36:24 PM
A woman and a child were wounded in gunfire in Times Square on Saturday afternoon, police said. Police were called to the area near W. 44th St. and Seventh Ave. around 4:55 p.m. Both victims were rushed to Bellevue Hospital, and their wounds were not life-threatening, said police. The child was around 3 years old, said a law enforcement source.(Snip) “I heard three loud shots,” said Sandy Espinoza, 42, a visitor from Illinois who says she was standing at W. 46th St. and Seventh Ave. when the gunfire erupted. “Everybody was running,” Espinoza said. “People were panicking and screaming. It was like a stampede
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"Gunfire erupted" is journalistic code for "black people shooting wildly," which is confirmed by the photo of the perp in the otherwise abbreviated NY Post version of the story. Times Square was cleaned up under Rudy Giuliani, but Warren Wilhelm, aka "Bill De Blasio" has a different vision for the Rotten Apple, and Real New Yorkers seem to agree.