subway shooting

Calls for police to release video footage of the chaotic incident had grown all week.

Authorities say the violent encounter took less than three minutes to unfold.

Gregory Delpeche, 49, is sedated and remains in critical condition, family members say.

The protest came after prosecutors announced plans to file charges against the man shot by police, who was in stable condition as of Tuesday.

The mayor commended the NYPD’s response to an alleged fare evasion in Brownsville on Sunday. The incident left four people injured.

The suspect, Derell Mickles, could face charges of attempted assault of a police officer and two counts of fare evasion.

Police data shows Tasers have failed roughly 40% of the time the NYPD has used them over the past decade.

A witness says the alleged fare-evader walked away from police, who shot and critically injured him, along with two bystanders.

Police first claimed a knife was recovered Sunday but reversed course Monday, saying they were searching for a man seen taking the weapon from the scene.

The enforcement of subway fare evasion turned bloody on Sunday in a neighborhood where many people can’t afford basic needs, much less the cost to ride the train every day.