Deliveryman struck by stray bullet during NYC street fight: cops

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Deliveryman struck by stray bullet during NYC street fight: cops

A food delivery man was struck by a stray bullet when a gunman opened fire during a broad-daylight Brooklyn fight this week, cops said.

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Deliveryman struck by stray bullet during NYC street fight: cops​

By
Amanda Woods


September 23, 2022 9:10am
Updated

The suspect pictured here is believed to have fired the round that struck an innocent deliveryman on Thornton Street near Broadway in Williamsburg around 3:30 p.m. Monday. NYPD


A food deliveryman was struck by a stray bullet when a street fight nearby escalated to gunfire this week in Brooklyn, cops said.
The 35-year-old worker — who was working for an unspecified online delivery service — was waiting for a pick-up when he was shot in the right leg on Thornton Street near Broadway in Williamsburg around 3:30 p.m. Monday, authorities said.
A large group of people was fighting when one of them flashed a gun and fired about two rounds — one of them inadvertently striking the deliveryman, police said.
He was taken to Woodhull Medical Center in stable condition.
The crowd dispersed and the alleged shooter — shown in photos released late Thursday — took off and was last seen on Whipple Street.



Police are still looking to track him down.


Cops say he has dark eyes, dark hair and a heavy build.