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What we know
FOX 5 NY's Lissette Nuñez has the story.
THE BRONX - A 17-year-old boy was killed, and another was injured, after a shooting inside a subway station in the Bronx, the NYPD said.
It happened Monday around 10 p.m. inside the Burke Avenue and White Plains Road station in the Allerton section.
Burke Avenue and White Plains Road subway station. (FNTV)
According to police, the two 17-year-old boys were each found suffering from gunshot wounds.
One had multiple gunshot wounds to his head, arm and shoulder, while the other had a gunshot wound to his hip, police said.
Both were transported to NYC Health and Hospitals/Jacobi, where the first victim, identified as Kymani Woods, was pronounced dead. The second is listed in stable condition.
NYPD on scene of the shooting. (FNTV)
There are no arrests at the time. The investigation is ongoing.
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According to the latest crime stats from the 47th Precinct, murder is down more than 71%, and transit crime dropped by more than 83% compared to this same time last year.
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Riding the rails with the mayor
FOX 5 NY's Morgan McKay spoke with Mayor Eric Adams, Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell and MTA Chair Janno Lieber as they rode the subway to ask them about crime in New York City's subway system and the steps they say they are taking to make riding the rails safer.
Officials had gathered back in March at the Barclays Center Train Station to discuss the issue of crime in the city's subway system.
Mayor Eric Adams, NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell and MTA Chair Janno Lieber descended the stairs of the station to announce some good news to New Yorkers: transit crime had dropped by over 9% last month compared to last year, marking the second consecutive month that crime has declined in the subway system.
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Murders, shootings, subway crime down in NYC in February
According to the NYPD's February statistics, overall crime in New York City went down 5% last month, with significant decreases in murders, shootings and robberies.
To combat subway crime, the NYPD had added more than 1,200 officers to patrol the subway as part of a program called Cops, Cameras, and Care.