A new video was released of two men who allegedly fired multiple shots into a crowd in a Queens bar, killing an innocent bystander.
A new video was released of two men who allegedly fired multiple shots into a crowd in a Queens bar, killing an innocent bystander.The suspect in the pink hoodie appears to draw his weapon from the back of his pants and the pair heads straight to the back of the bar.
"Just after that happened, there were cops here on the corner every other hour," Connor Khavason said.He arrived at work Tuesday morning to homicide detectives and evidence markers scattered everywhere and a firearm lying on the sidewalk at Metropolitan Avenue by Lefferts Boulevard."A lot of college kids that are finishing up school and St. John's they come around and locals come. It's a very fun environment. It's a good vibe The neighborhood is very quiet and it's very family-oriented. And it's very rare that you hear something like this happening around the neighborhood," Khavason said. Investigators say one of those bullets struck 29-year-old Demitri McKay in his left arm, went through his arm and struck him in his heart. McKay's father is declining to speak on camera, saying his son was a humble young man who rarely went out and wouldn't want the attention.She told him that when the two men came in, they got into an argument with someone in the back.Bar employees also say McKay was "very much an innocent bystander," and that the suspects came in looking for trouble, but it was with other patrons.Have a breaking news tip or an idea for a story we should cover? Send it to Eyewitness News using the form below. If attaching a video or photo,Passengers on board flight involved in deadly LaGuardia crash speak out
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