New York City went five days this week without any shooting victims. It’s the longest the NYPD has seen since recording shooting victims over the last 30 years; now, the streak has ended. At 10:15 p.m.

Two shootings in New York City ended a five-day streak without a gunshot victim, according to multiple reports. The NYPD said the overnight shootings ended the streak, a period not seen in 30 years. “For the first time in 30 years,

New York City’s five-day streak of no shooting victims ended with a bang with two people hit by gunfire within three hours, police said Friday. At 10:11 p.m. Thursday, the NYPD announced on X that no one had been shot in the five boroughs since Saturday.