Video and photos released by the NYPD early Friday show the two suspects in the shooting inside a Bronx park this week that wounded four people — including two brothers aged 3 and 6.
The duo rolled through St. James Park, at East 193rd Street and Morris Avenue, on a scooter just before 6 p.m. Tuesday, cops said.
One of them then got off the ride and sprayed bullets into hundreds of revelers gathered at the park in Kingsbridge Heights during the warm night, authorities said.
The young brothers — both innocent bystanders — were each stuck in the right half, with the youngest victim suffering only a graze wound, cops and sources said.
A 25-year-old man was struck once in the back, while his cousin, 23 — believed to be the intended target, according to sources — was shot in the left thigh, authorities said.
Police believe the suspect pictured here was the shooter who wounded two young brothers and two other victims in the Bronx. NYPDVideo released by the NYPD shows the alleged shooter inside an elevator within a building on Field Place, a few blocks from the scene, prior to the shooting.
He is shown after the incident at the corner of East 183 Street and Morris Avenue.
The young boy’s mom, Norma Solis, 32, told The Post she was walking to the grocery store and the bank with her sons Dylan, 6, and Diego, 3, and crossing the street — when the older boy hit the ground.
The scooter rider is also shown in photos released by the NYPD. NYPD“It was horrible,” the shaken woman told The Post Wednesday. “I became hysterical. I started to cry. I couldn’t make sense of it. You always try to be diligent, but then this happens.”
The mom looked down and saw Dylan “on the ground, bleeding” she said, adding she didn’t immediately realize her younger boy, who had long pants on, had also been hit.
Solis said that one slug also ricocheted and hit her leg.
Brothers Diego, 3, and Dylan, 6, were struck by stray slugs in the St. James Park shooting.
Both boys were shot in the leg, with the 6-year-old suffering the more serious injury. wild_earthlings2.0 / Instagram“To tell you the truth I have to go out to get some medication and I don’t feel safe,” Solis said.
“I don’t want to go out into the street,” she said. “A lot of people have come to the door and I don’t want to open the door. It’s completely changed me.”
Cops rushed to the two wounded kids in the aftermath of the gunfire.
Officers grabbed Dylan, whose injuries were more serious, and rushed him to the hospital in a squad car instead of waiting for EMS.
All the victims were taken to St. Barnabas Hospital, where they were listed in stable condition.
Dylan was transferred to New York Presbyterian Hospital and underwent surgery. He is expected to be released on Sunday.
Cops say one of the suspects got off the scooter and sprayed bullets into the crowd gathered at the park. Peter GerberThe suspects fled east on East 193 Street and then southbound onto Creston Avenue.
“As a dad and a parent in the city, I couldn’t imagine this happening to my kids. Absolutely heart-wrenching and disturbing,” Chief of Patrol John Chell during a press conference earlier this week about the shooting.
Solis said she doesn’t feel comfortable even walking on the street since the bloodshed.
“A lot of people have come to the door and I don’t want to open the door. It’s completely changed me,” she said.
“To tell you the truth I have to go out to get some medication and I don’t feel safe.”
