A 17-year-old girl was shot multiple times Monday night at a McDonald's near the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Linden Boulevard in Brooklyn. She was rushed to a nearby hospital, where she is in stable condition, according to police. Through the night, detectives focused on a white Honda Pilot parked in the drive-thru lane and methodically collected shell casings around the restaurant.
The shooting happened just before midnight, the NYPD told CBS News. Video from the scene shows blood on the SUV's bumper and what appears to be a bullet hole in the passenger-side windshield. As investigators processed the area, they used McDonald's cups to cover and mark shell casings. Police have not said whether the teen was inside the SUV or nearby when the shots were fired.
Police: No Arrest, Details Limited
The NYPD has not made an arrest or released any description of the shooter, according to CBS News. Investigators have not clarified if the victim was inside the Honda Pilot or close to it at the time of the gunfire. Detectives are reviewing available video and taking witness statements as they work to piece together what happened, and police say the investigation remains active.
What To Watch Next
With no suspect publicly identified and no arrest announced, detectives will likely keep pulling surveillance footage and interviewing witnesses to build a clearer timeline of the shooting. Per the City of New York, anyone with information can contact NYPD Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS or submit an anonymous tip online.
