What to Know
- Four men were shot and wounded by three masked gunmen in an early Saturday morning shooting at a Brooklyn deli
- The clerk said he didn't see the shooting, but ducked down once he heard gunshots
- All four victims were taken to Lutheran Medical Center and listed in stable condition
Four men were shot and wounded by three masked gunmen in an early Saturday morning shooting at a Brooklyn mini-market, police said.
Three men wearing black shirts and white masks fired shots at the M&S Mini Market on Third Avenue near 73rd Street shortly before 4 a.m., The Daily News reports.
The manager present during the shooting told NBC 4 New York that he didn't see much, but got down once he heard gunshots fired. He also said that one of his employees was shot.
One of the victims, a 44-year-old man, was shot in the chin, police said. A 28-year-old man was hit in the buttocks and armpit.
The suspects fled on foot, according to authorities.
All four victims were taken to Lutheran Medical Center for treatment, and are listed in stable condition, police said.
