SHOOTING NEAR STONEWALL(10014): Two Teen Girls Shot Just Hours After NYC Pride Parade — INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY

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Greenwich Village, Manhattan (10014) – A joyful evening celebrating Pride in Manhattan turned terrifying when two teenage girls were shot just blocks from the historic Stonewall Inn — widely known as the birthplace of the LGBTQ+ rights movement. The shooting occurred Sunday evening around 9:40 PM in Greenwich Village (ZIP: 10014) near the corner of Christopher Street and 7th Avenue.

According to NYPD officials, the two victims — aged just 14 and 15 — were caught in a burst of gunfire. Both were rushed to Bellevue Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Police are reviewing surveillance footage and seeking witnesses as part of a broader investigation.

SHOOTING NEAR STONEWALL(10014): Two Teen Girls Shot Just Hours After NYC Pride Parade — INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY

Key Facts

  • BREAKING: Two girls, 14 and 15, shot near historic Stonewall Inn after NYC Pride Parade

  • IMPACT: Both victims hospitalized with leg wounds, expected to survive

  • OFFICIAL SOURCE: “This location matters. We’re treating it as high priority.” – NYPD

  • ACTION: Call NYPD Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS with any info

Impact Greenwich Village, Manhattan (10014) 

  1. Precise Location:
    Greenwich Village, Manhattan (10014) — Christopher Street at 7th Avenue

  2. Community Connection:
    “The flags were still up, music was still playing — then the panic hit.”
    Kylie Reynolds, barista at Common Cup Café nearby

  3. Visual Proof:
    @NYCScanner – Photo taken at 9:45 PM Sunday night

Exclusive Angle

  • WHY THIS MATTERS NOW:
    This shooting happened hours after NYC’s largest Pride event, rattling a landmark LGBTQ+ community

  • DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE:
    Obtained via NYPD 6th Precinct — Reviewed by Newsbreak Investigates

Crisis Response

  • IMMEDIATE RESOURCES:
    » NYC Anti-Violence Project: 212-714-1141
    » Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741

  • OFFICIAL GUIDANCE:
    “We’re increasing post-event patrols. Stay alert. We need community tips.”
    Deputy Inspector Emily Martin, NYPD 6th Precinct

Community Pulse

VOTE: Should NYC increase police presence after major public events like Pride?
👍 Yes – Safety should come first
👎 No – Focus on community-based peacekeeping
Drop your opinion in the comments — City Hall is paying attention

Live Update Log

  • 6:00 PM: Pride Parade officially ends at Washington Square Park

  • 9:40 PM: Shots fired on Christopher Street; chaos breaks out

  • 10:15 PM: Two teen girls rushed to Bellevue Hospital

  • 11:00 PM: NYPD confirms suspect fled east on foot

Stonewall Shadows: A Community Shaken

The Stonewall Inn — once the site of protest and progress — now faces the echo of violence just outside its doors. Pride-goers and local business owners are stunned as police work through surveillance and witness accounts.
If you were nearby, submit tips or video to NYPD Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS or online anonymously.

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