Cohoes Shooting: 1 hurt in Cohoes northeast of Albany County, NY

Cohoes Shooting Investigations – Police in City of Cohoes are investigating a shooting that left one person injured late Friday night. According to law enforcement agencies, a person has been transported to an area hospital after a shooting that happened in the area of 125 Main Street

Law enforcement agencies were dispatched to the northeast corner of Albany County for a shooting. At least fifteen shots were fired at the location where locals have reported a heavy police presence. The identity of the injured victim and suspect remains unknown at this time. This is a developing story…

ALSO READ: A fatality occurred as a result of a gunshot incident in Cohoes.

A male individual, aged 18, residing in the urban area, succumbed to a gunshot wound on Tuesday afternoon near the junction of Schuyler and Lansing streets, as confirmed by authorities. According to the Albany County Coroner, Tim Cavanaugh, the individual sustained two gunshot wounds to the chest at around 2:15 p.m. and subsequently passed away at 4:13 p.m. while undergoing surgical intervention at Albany Medical Centre Hospital.

On Tuesday, the police officially named the victim as Tyshawn Q. Daniels, a resident of Cohoes. According to officials, following the shooting incident, nearby residents provided immediate assistance in controlling the victim’s bleeding until the arrival of medical professionals. Several vehicles situated in the vicinity had evidence of projectile penetration.

On Tuesday afternoon, law enforcement authorities investigated a shooting incident, resulting in the temporary closure of a city block near the intersection of Schuyler and Lansing streets. The involvement of the State Police has been enlisted to aid with the investigation.

According to Acting City Police Chief Tom Ross, law enforcement officials extensively searched the vicinity by approaching local neighbours and inquiring about any potential observations. Additionally, efforts are being made to locate any available video recordings that may have documented the incident of the shooting.

At present, our understanding of the motive remains uncertain, as stated by Ross. Individuals possessing relevant information are kindly requested to make contact with the Cohoes Detectives Bureau by dialling (518) 233-2146 or by utilising the confidential tip line at (518) 233-2161.

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