This week, two men engaged in a crazy Queens shootout that was captured on video, and police are still searching for one of the suspects.
At approximately 3:20 p.m. on Tuesday, the suspects, one of whom was identified as Tenzin Norgyal, 28, opened fire on each other at the major intersection of 65th Street and Broadway in Sunnyside Gardens.
During the close combat, Norgyal was struck in the right shoulder and transported personally to Elmhurst Hospital, where his condition was classified as stable.
Norgyal, a reputed TNT gang member, was also apprehended and charged with attempted murder, according to police.
The other man, depicted wearing a red and white short-sleeved shirt, fled in a black Audi four-door sedan with a paper license plate, police said, heading north on 64th Street.
The police are still searching for this suspect, who has been described as having a medium build, medium complexion, and short black hair.
The two men are familiar with one another, but the shootout appeared to be the result of a chance meeting, according to the police.
According to police, words were exchanged before the conflict escalated into violence.
Despite Norgyal’s gang involvement, authorities were unable to ascertain whether the shooting was gang-related.
