A 17-year-old boy was shot within the leg close to a Staten Island highschool Thursday — not even half-hour after two teenagers had been individually busted with weapons in one other college throughout town.
No arrests had been made shortly after the 1 p.m. capturing outdoors Ralph R. McKee Profession and Technical Schooling Excessive College in St. George, police stated.
The boy was shot within the left leg, and medics rushed him to Richmond College Medical Middle, the place he was listed in steady situation, cops stated. They couldn’t affirm if the teenager was a scholar on the college, or if the shooter or shooters attended it.
The broad daylight capturing unfolded barely a half hour after one other, unrelated gun disturbance inside Flushing Excessive College in Queens that prompted a delicate lockdown, sources stated.
Sources informed The Publish that it started when a scholar turned irate and threw one thing at a college security agent.
The agent put the coed custody and located a firearm throughout a search, prompting the lockdown, sources stated.
A search of backpacks belonging to the coed’s pals uncovered one other gun, based on sources.
Two weapons in complete had been discovered — one in a 15-year-old boy’s bookbag and one other in a 17-year-old boy’s bag, police stated.
Each boys had been taken into custody after NYPD cops responded to a 911 name from the varsity. No expenses had been filed as of Thursday afternoon, police stated.
The children with weapons in Queens weren’t the one college students this week busted with firearms in a metropolis college.
Cops busted a 17-year-old boy Wednesday for bringing a gun to Curtis Excessive College in Staten Island, a college that’s a five-minute stroll from Ralph R. McKee Profession and Technical Schooling Excessive College.
The teenager gave college security brokers a tough time whereas being searched earlier than getting into the varsity, sources stated. He ultimately opened the bag and a college security agent discovered a loaded 9 mm firearm, based on sources.
Extra reporting by Joe Marino and Larry Celona
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