Police in New York City and Washington, D.C., are searching for a gunman who has shot several homeless people sleeping on the streets in both cities, killing two people.
The police departments in New York City and Washington, D.C., are hoping someone recognizes a man seen in security camera images in connection with the shooting of several homeless people in both cities.Police in New York City and Washington, D.C.
said. His injuries were minor. About 30 minutes later, the gunman shot and killed a sleeping homeless man near Lafayette Street and Howard Street in Soho. The victim was hit in his head and neck, police said. The NYPD initially believed that the death of a homeless man found with a wound to his right leg in Tribeca on Sunday evening was related to the serial killer but sources told FOX 5 News that investigators were leaning towards a drug overdose as a cause of death.
The NYPD released images of the man wanted in the shootings. He was wearing all black and appeared to have a blue surgical glove on the hand he used to fire the gun."The case is a clear and horrific intentional act of taking the life of someone, it appears, because he was homeless," Mayor Eric Adams said at a news conference over the weekend. "Two individuals were shot while sleeping on the streets, not committing a crime but sleeping on the streets."Authorities in D.C.
"We are committed to sharing every investigative path, clue and piece of evidence with our law enforcement partners to bring this investigation to a swift conclusion and the individual behind these vicious crimes to justice," D.C.'s Metropolitan Police Chief Robert Contee said in a news release.The NYPD is offering a reward for information that leads to the arrest of the suspect wanted for shooting homeless people in New York City and Washington, DC.
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