Two teenage girls were shot near the Stonewall Inn as NYC Pride celebrations concluded on Sunday night, raising concerns about safety during such significant events. The incident, which occurred just after 10 p.m. in Sheridan Square, has left one girl in critical condition and another stable.
- Two teenage girls shot near Stonewall Inn
- 16-year-old in critical condition, 17-year-old stable
- Investigation ongoing; no suspects identified
- Mayor expresses sadness over the incident
- Christopher Street Project mourns the violence
- Shooting occurred after NYC Pride celebrations
The 16-year-old girl was shot in the head, while the 17-year-old sustained a leg injury. As of now, the NYPD has not identified any suspects, and it remains unclear whether the shooting was a hate crime. New York Mayor Eric Adams expressed his sorrow over the incident, highlighting the tragedy during a time meant for celebration. This shooting, occurring on June 30, 2025, has left many questioning the safety of public events.
This tragic event prompts US to reflect on the safety of public gatherings, particularly in LGBTQ communities. Why does violence seem to escalate during celebratory events? It’s crucial to address these issues for future safety.
- One girl is in critical condition; another is stable.
- The investigation is ongoing, with no suspects identified.
- Mayor Adams emphasized the need for safety during celebrations.
- Community organizations are mourning the violence.
As we move forward, it’s vital to foster safe spaces for all communities. Let’s advocate for peace and understanding to ensure that celebrations remain joyous and secure.
