Times Square shooting: Three people injured after gunman opens fire near New York's tourist spot
A 65-year-old and a 19-year-old suffered gunshot wounds and an 18-year-old woman suffered a graze wound to the neck after a dispute between two people 'escalated', a spokesperson for the New York Police Department was reported as saying.
A suspect was arrested at the scene. The Sun reported that gunfire was heard at 1.20am after a 'verbal dispute between two people escalated'.
A police spokesperson told the paper: "All were taken to Bellevue Hospital and are in stable condition."
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