A gunman opened fire outside a busy Bronx subway station Thursday evening, striking two victims and sending innocent bystanders running for their lives.
The shooting steps away from the West Farms Square-E Tremont Avenue subway station was captured on surveillance footage and shows a man dressed in a white hoodie spraying bullets into a plaza at about 6 p.m.
The shooter can be seen slowly walking toward the West Farms Square plaza before opening fire in the direction of a group of people standing near a store.
One man can be seen dramatically falling over a bench before rolling onto the pavement, though it is unclear if he was struck by a bullet or not.
Several bystanders can be seen running for their lives and scrambling to safety while the gunman fled the scene.
The NYPD said two people were shot.
A 20-year-old man sustained a gunshot wound to his leg and a 31-year-old was hit in the buttocks, police said.
Both victims were transported to St. Barnabas Hospital in stable condition.
It’s unclear if the vicitms were innocent bystanders or intended targets.
No arrests were made as of late Thursday.
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