Shooting Near Stonewall Inn After NYC Pride March: Two Injured

Following the NYC Pride March on Sunday, a shooting near the historic Stonewall Inn in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, resulted in injuries to two individuals.

Details of the Incident

According to reports, one victim is in critical condition after sustaining a gunshot wound to the head. The second victim is in stable condition, having been shot in the leg. The incident took place as Pride celebrations were concluding, shortly after the New York City Pride March.

Mayor Eric Adams expressed his dismay, stating that such incidents are "devastating" during a time when the city should be celebrating its diverse LGBTQ+ community. He shared his thoughts on social media platform X.

Investigation Underway

Police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting and have not yet determined whether it is related to the Pride march.

The Stonewall Inn, a designated national monument, was scheduled to host a Pride event on the day of the incident.

Eyewitness Account

Douglas Breland, a bouncer at a nearby establishment, shared his experience, recounting hearing gunshots and witnessing people fleeing the scene. He had initially mistaken the sounds for fireworks.