NYC Right Now, 12:35 PM: Shots fired / shooting in Brooklyn

NYPD radio reported shots fired somewhere in Brooklyn at 12:26 PM. Details may change.

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What happened in New York City in the 30 minutes before 12:35 PM on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, from the agencies to your pocket: no middlemen, no gatekeepers.

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12:26 PM · Shots fired / shooting · Brooklyn (exact location not given)

NYPD radio reported shots fired somewhere in Brooklyn at 12:26 PM. Radio traffic about it continued for about 3 minutes over 8 transmissions. No outcome had been reported on the radio at the time of this update.

  • Status: Developing
  • Where: Brooklyn (exact location not given) (exact location not confirmed)
  • Responding: NYPD
  • Heard on: NYPD Transit Bureau Brooklyn East radio · 8 transmissions, 12:26 PM–12:28 PM

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