Shooting victim critical after brawl outside Bronx FDNY Emergency Medical Service station

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A brawl outside a Bronx FDNY Emergency Medical Station between two groups wound up with a shooting victim in critical condition after fleeing gunshots as he ran toward a car.

When other occupants in the fleeing car realized he had been shot in the neck, they stopped the sedan, with two bullet holes in the windshield, two blocks away, police sources said.

The two groups were arguing outside the EMS station on Jerome Ave. near E. 183rd St. in Fordham shortly after 2 p.m. Friday, the sources said, when one of them pulled a gun and fired at least eight shots.

Police secure a the scene on Jerome Ave at East183 street where at least 8 shots were fired at a vehicle hitting at least one occupant on Friday, Sept. 20, 2024. (Sam Costanza for the New York Daily News)

 

Police secure the scene on Jerome Ave at E. 183 St. where at least 8 shots were fired at a vehicle, hitting at least one person on Friday. (Sam Costanza for the New York Daily News)

Paramedics rushed the 29-year-old victim to St. Barnabas Hospital in critical condition, cops said.

No arrests have been made.

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