Queens A train shooting of 15-year-old boy was act of revenge from prior altercation: sources | amNewYork

"The two suspects involved in the brazen Queens subway shooting of a 15-year-old boy on Monday evening were out for revenge for a previous shooting."

"The February shooting victim got into an argument with the teenager when the original victim's friend snatched a gun that had been around his ankle, then opened fire on the 15-year-old boy."

"Police reported that the teen was struck in the neck and back. He was rushed to Jamaica Hospital in critical but stable condition."

"The rush hour shooting caused havoc on the subway, with both the February shooting victim and his friend fleeing the scene."

A 15-year-old boy was shot on a Queens subway as part of a revenge plot linked to a prior shooting incident. The conflict originated from a February 7 altercation where the victim was shot in the leg. After the initial shooting, the victim did not cooperate with police, leading to the shooter's release. On April 27, the victim encountered the alleged shooter on the subway, resulting in a new shooting where the victim was critically injured. The shooter remains unidentified, while both victims have been identified by police.

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