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Man in critical condition after Brooklyn shooting in NYCHA apartment building

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Police wearing masks take no chances at crime scene recently. (Photo by Lloyd Mitchell)

A 35-year-old man was shot in the neck and chin by two men inside his Brooklyn public housing authority apartment Monday morning, police officials said.

The man, not identified at this time, was hit in the neck and chin, but his wounds are said to be “not life-threatening,” police officials said. However, he is now reported in critical condition at Brookdale University Medical Center, police say.

The shooting occurred just before 8 a.m. in an apartment at 1165 Stanley Avenue inside the Louie Pink Houses, a five-story apartment complex. Police from the 75th Precinct and PSA1 were called for shots fired in an apartment. When they arrived, they found the victim in his apartment, bleeding from the chin and neck.

Police officials say two men were described only as male black, who escaped in a black Dodge Ram pick-up truck parked nearby. The truck apparently had gray body work on the right side. Police were looking at videos taken by the NYCHA cameras to get a further description, officials say.

Meanwhile, police officers now seem to be wearing masks and keeping social distancing between themselves, victims and each other as nearly 100 uniform and non-uniform NYPD personnel now report they have coronavirus.

Police investigate shooting inside 1165 Stanley Avenue this morning. (Photo by Lloyd Mitchell)
Police investigate shooting inside 1165 Stanley Avenue this morning. (Photo by Lloyd Mitchell)