Another Brooklyn Shooting Monday Night in Red Hook

UPDATE: Police say two 19-year-old girls are in critical condition after the shooting. One of them reportedly lost an unborn baby when she was shot.

The NYPD confirms reports of another shooting in Brooklyn on Monday night at 9A Dwight Street, near Delavan Street, in the Red Hook neighborhood.

Five people, including three men and two women, were shot around 10:50 p.m., says a police spokesman.

The victims were rushed to Lutheran Medical Center in Sunset Park. Their individual conditions and injuries are still unclear.

“A tan or silver SUV pulled up to the location and two males exited,” says the NYPD spokesman. “Then one male began shooting.”

Police have identified one or more possible suspects based on witness testimony and are in pursuit.

Earlier on Monday, Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams dragged an empty casket up the steps of Brooklyn Borough Hall and called for an end to gun violence in Brooklyn. “Our children deserve to live; our adults deserve to live,” he told a crowd of residents and reporters that had gathered. “All lives matter.”

Three people were killed and approximately 20 were injured in a spree of shootings throughout the borough over the weekend prior. Early Sunday morning, two shooters were caught on tape firing indiscriminately into a backyard house party in East New York, injuring 13.