A school bus that transported students with special needs was imprisoned on Friday just before 2.20 pm in the crossfire of a shooting in the Bronx, New York
The mini school bus was hit by at least three bullets – with one that hit the rear window and two the side piercing.
The driver, who gave priority to the safety of the students, continued to drive about half a mile before he stopped.
According to an eyewitness, the bus matron described two groups that exchanged gunfire, which would protect two students on the floor.
The vehicle then wore around six students.
Fortunately, nobody was injured on board.
The police reported that four suspects, all dressed in black, were involved in the shooting near a playground and a school, which was locked for about 30 minutes after discharge.
The suspects fled on foot to the south on Trinity Avenue, with one described as wearing black pants with white stripes.
A school bus that transported students with special needs was imprisoned on Friday just before 2.20 pm in the crossfire of a shooting in the Bronx, New York
The mini school bus was struck by at least three bullets – with one that hit the rear window and two the side piercing
The motive for the shooting remains in research.
This incident comes in the midst of growing worries of fearful and frustrated New Yorkers about their daily home -working traffic, while shocking acts of violence continue to bully the metro system of the city.
Many residents of NYC who trust public transport feel abandoned by city and state officials who claim to work on safer subways.
According to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), more than 3.6 million people drive the metro every day.
In 2024 alone, the transits system of the city registered 10 murders – double the number of the previous year.
Between 1997 and 2019, according to NYPD data, the metro system never saw more than five murders in one year.
As an addition to the frustration, New Yorkers have expressed indignation about the congestion -price costs that were implemented at the beginning of 2025.
Critics claim that the reimbursements have left commuters little choice, but to take public transport despite the growing concern about safety.
According to the MTA, more than 3.6 million people run NYC metro's every day
Clark said that the mayor does not care about the homeless population of the city, so that they stay in the metro in the winter months
Within a few days after congestie prices that came into force, the Metro knidderhood increased by almost 13 percent compared to January 2024, according to ABC7.
Frequent commuters told DailyMail.com that the combination of metro violence and raised traffic collars made it difficult to decide on the safest and most practical ways to navigate through the city.
With limited alternatives, many say they are forced to defy the chaos of the metro while staying as alert as possible.
New York City, known for its shootings, briefly celebrated a rare phenomena.
The Big Apple recently saw a record-breaking five-day streak without a single shooting victim offer and a milestone that coincided with the return of Donald Trump to the office.
President Trump campaigned on a hard-on-crime platform, Zwaande to remove criminal illegal immigrants and to offer law enforcement the means needed to keep cities safe.
The NYPD celebrated the performance, which quickly praised Trump.
'For the first time in 30 years, a period of 5 days have been in New York City 0 in New York City', the official NYPD X account posted.
'This is the longest we have gone without a shooting victim since the start of the compact era. [It] is the result of the brave work that the members of the NYPD do every day. '
New York City has enjoyed a record -breaking five -day streak without shooting victims, coinciding with the return of Donald Trump to the office
Now the NYPD has celebrated the milestone performance, which has put forward an influx of praise for Trump
President Trump campaigned on a tough-on-crime policy, Zwaan to remove criminal illegal immigrants and to give police sources they needed to keep cities safe
The post was interpreted with answers that Trump credited for the rainfall in shootings, even though he was not immediately mentioned.
“This would have nothing to do with #47, now?” A supporter wrote.
“Say thanks to Trump,” another added. “What a strange coincidence.”
“It is the Trump effect that makes our streets safer!”
However, critics argued that the dip in shootings was more likely due to cold temperatures that people kept indoors instead of any political influence.
Shortly after the announcement of the NYPD, a report appeared in X that stated that a man had been shot on Linden Boulevard in Oost -New York, Brooklyn.
Nevertheless, the five -day line remained an important milestone for the city.
