Female Sought as Gunman Opens Fire Inside Stuy Town Subway Station

Slushie Drinking, Baby-Faced Female Accomplice Sought in Connection with Subway Shooting

Police are searching for two men and a woman in connection with a shooting inside a subway station at Stuyvesant Town. -Photo by NYPD

By Dan Gesslein

Manhattan Voice

July 12, 2023


NEW YORK - Cops are searching for the slushie sipping female accomplice of a man wanted in connection with a shooting on the subway platform near Stuyvesant Town. Cops said the incident started off as a dispute among friends and then erupted in gunfire.



Police released surveillance video of the three people of interest being sought in the Stuy Town subway shooting.



According to police, the incident began as a dispute at around 2 am on July 10 on the platform for the L Train at the 1st Avenue station at Stuyvesant Town. Cops said the two men started arguing and then began physically fighting on the platform. 





During the fight, one of the men pulled out a gun and opened fire inside the underground station. 


No one was injured in the shooting. 


All three suspects fled the station in an unknown direction. 


 

Cops said the two male suspects have medium complexions and medium builds. One of the male suspects wears eyeglasses and has a mustache. He wore a black hoodie, black sneakers and black jeans with a right graphic on the left pant leg. 


The second suspect wore a black t-shirt and a black baseball cap. He also has a mustache. 





Cops said the female had accompanied one of the suspects into the train station. She is described as having a light complexion, medium build with brown and wearing eyeglasses. She was last seen wearing a black t-shirt with a graphic on the front, black shorts and red sneakers.


All calls are strictly confidential.

Location: Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village, New York, NY, USA

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