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Gun Brandishing Incident on Bronx Bus Route
A man allegedly brandished firearms at a Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) bus operator in the Bronx on Saturday afternoon, according to police. The alarming incident occurred on a BX41 bus in the Claremont neighborhood, prompting an active investigation by authorities. The suspect remains at large following the confrontation, which took place at approximately 12:50 p.m. near the intersection of 170th Street and Webster Avenue.
Details of the Alleged Confrontation
Law enforcement sources stated the episode unfolded as the BX41 bus driver stopped at the designated location of 170th Street and Webster Avenue in Claremont. The driver, a 37-year-old woman, reportedly asked a man waiting at the bus stop to board the vehicle when the suspect displayed at least one handgun.
According to police sources, the suspect allegedly threatened the bus driver, reportedly stating, “I should shoot you,” while pointing a weapon in her direction.
Suspect Flees Scene; Investigation Ongoing
The individual then quickly exited the bus and fled on foot, police reported. At the time of the incident, the suspect was reportedly wearing a black hooded jacket. Authorities are actively searching for the suspect and continuing their investigation into this incident of alleged weapon brandishing.
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No Injuries Reported in Bronx Bus Incident
Fortunately, no injuries were sustained in this event. The type of firearms brandished by the suspect remains undetermined at this time, according to police statements.