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Man Shot in Broad Daylight in Woodside

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Aug. 25, 2015 By Jackie Strawbridge

A 60-year man was shot in the arm while he was driving his vehicle in Woodside this afternoon, according to police.

The victim was shot by a man who was walking on the sidewalk near 62-35 30th Avenue at about 1:15 pm, according to Captain Peter Fortune, the commanding officer of the 114th precinct.  The shooter fired ‘a couple of rounds,” Fortune said.

The victim was transported to Elmhurst Hospital.

There are no details as to the perpetrator and the investigation is ongoing.

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