Jan. 4, 2022 By Michael Dorgan
The driver of an Audi Q7 was shot by two teens during an attempted carjacking in Forest Hills Monday night.
The victim, 51, was parked outside an apartment building at 112-41 72nd St. at around 9:30 p.m. when the suspects appeared and tried to take his vehicle, police said.
The suspects opened fire and shot the driver in the chest and left arm. He was transported to Jamaica Hospital where he is expected to survive, police said.
The two suspects then fled the scene in a dark-colored sedan. Both suspects are described as Black and were both wearing gray-colored sweatshirts, police said.
No arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing, according to the NYPD.
Neighbors told the New York Daily News that the victim had just dropped off his wife and infant child before the attempted carjacking took place.
Rosann Ashe, a witness, told the publication that she heard a brief argument before the shots rang out.
“That man’s scream was blood-curdling, it was awful,” Ashe said.
“The victim was actually able to move, he was standing almost upright.”
4 Comments
Biden’s America!!! All these white people being attacked and targeted by black people. Hate crimes in abundance. When will it end?
Bring back “stop and frisk” along with plain clothes officers and while we’re at it enforce loitering laws. Three methods to curtail most if not all of these stick-up crimes.
I am truly sickened by this. I live around the corner and saw the block taped off this morning. The description of the suspects does not surprise me one bit, such a shame that trash like that is allowed to enter our neighborhood.
How many more election cycles will it take for FH turn Republican again?