Gunmen who shot 5 in Harlem on camera talking to victims before killing 1, wounding 4 others
The two shooters had been caught on surveillance footage speaking with the victims before the groups separated. But the two men returned guns blazing, cops said.
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Monday, February 2, 2015, 10:09 AM
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DANNY IUDICI / NEW YORK DAILY NEA man was killed in a Harlem shooting that wounded four others Sunday night.
Two gunmen spoke to a man before they unleashed a hail of gunfire, killing him and wounding four other people who were with him, cops said Monday.
Surveillance footage shows two men exiting a car on Broadway near W. 136th St. Sunday night and speaking with a man standing in the street with four others, police said.
The groups then went their separate ways, but the two men returned.
“The two guys come back from behind,” a police spokesman said.
They opened fire and hit 28-year-old Graham Shadale in the head, killing him, cops said. The other four ran, but the gunmen continued to shoot, cops said.
DANNY IUDICI / NEW YORK DAILY NETwo gunmen unleashed a hail of bullets that killed 28-year-old Graham Shadale and four others on Broadway near W. 136th St.
A 24-year-old man suffered gunshot wounds to his right arm and ankle and a 22-year-old man was left with gunshot wounds in his midsection and leg. They were rushed to Harlem Hospital in stable condition, authorities said.
Two 21-year-old women were shot in the shoulder and rushed to St. Lukes Hospital in stable condition, officials said.
The motive behind the shooting was not immediately clear and police are still investigating.
