NYPD responding to shots fired near World Trade Center site
By: The Associated Press
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NEW YORK, N.Y. (AP) — Police in New York City are responding to a report of gunfire a few blocks from the World Trade Center memorial in Manhattan.
The police department posted on its Twitter feed that one person was in custody.
Witnesses told local media that a vehicle drove down a popular bike path and struck pedestrians and cyclists.
An Associated Press photographer on the scene witnesses at least one person lying motionless on the path.
A large number of police vehicles could be seen near West Street and Chambers Street, which is near a community college, a high school and a few blocks north of the National Sept. 11 Memorial.
It was unclear how many people had been injured or whether anyone was killed.
Video shows large police response in Lower Manhattan after reports of shots fired. https://t.co/kcQD2fXckk pic.twitter.com/vdUmF6UXGS
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