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NYPD Find Man Fatally Shot in Parked Car in College Point Sunday

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Sept. 6, 2020 By Christian Murray

A man was shot dead in the front passenger seat of car in College Point during the early hours Sunday morning, police said.

Police received a 911 call of a man shot in front of 23-14 College Point at around 1 a.m. Sunday.

Upon arrival, cops discovered a 25-year-old man dead inside a Nissan Rogue with gunshot wounds to his head and chest.

EMS pronounced the man deceased at the scene. There are no arrests at this time.

The investigation is ongoing. The identity of the deceased is pending proper family notification.

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