One man received a gunshot wound, and the second – a knife — during the parade of Caribbean culture J ouvert in new York city yesterday, September 4.
According to the police, 22-year-old man was wounded from a pistol on Eastern Parkwaybetween New York and Brooklyn avenues.
Literally an hour and a half in the same quarter of 20-year-old boy was stabbed in the stomach. Both victims were taken to hospital, paramedics said both were in stable condition, but a gunshot wound was serious.
In the police Department of new York also added that while no arrests had been made and the investigation continues.
Parade West Indian-American Day takes place in Brooklyn every year on the first Monday of September. He is considered one of the brightest and most spectacular street show in new York, but for three consecutive years marred by the deaths, including the murder of assistant Governor Andrew Cuomo Cary GABA in 2015.
Last year at the parade , two people were killed and four more were wounded. This year, the carnival planned to cancel, but later decided not to do it – but only significantly strengthened security measures.
Many complained about the long delays associated with checking bags and checkpoints at the entrance to the street in Crown Heights.
But some did not pay attention to it. As reported by ABC News, one of the women danced with open arms, while the officer scanned her with a metal detector.
