The teenager was arrested after three shots in New York Times Square

A seventeen -year -old suspect was arrested after three people were shot in the Times Square in New York City in the early hours of Saturday.

Fire was rang at about 01:20 EST (05:20 GMT) on West 44 Street and Seventh Street, below the tall advertising boards in one of the most hot tourist points in the world.

The teenager was not named by the police, and the charges were suspended.

The shooting comes three months before the New York mayor’s elections, while President Donald Trump sends federal agents to the streets of Washington, DC, to eliminate crimes committed by young people.

The shooting of the Times Square erupted during a fight outside the cane chicken restaurant.

I grew up from the conflict, according to the New York Police Department. A pistol was recovered at the scene.

Police says a 19 -year -old man was shot in the foot, and a 65 -year -old man was struck in the left leg and was the grazing of a 18 -year -old woman in the neck.

They were all accepted to the hospital in a stable condition.

Last month, a gun attack on the offices building left four dead workers in central Manhattan. It is believed that the 27 -year -old suspect from Nevada is targeting the National Football League offices.

According to New York Police, the city has seen historically low levels of arms violence in recent months.

On Friday, Trump ordered federal agents to enter the streets of Washington, DC to reduce levels of “out of control” of the crime.

The killing rate in Washington, DC, is still relatively high compared to other American cities, with a total of 98 killings so far this year. The murders were heading up in the American capital, a decade ago.

but Federal data From January, it shows that Washington, DC, has recorded its lowest personalities in violent crime – once the filling of cars, assault and theft – within 30 years.

On Saturday, Trump announced plans on the social truth to host a White House press conference on Monday, “which will mainly stop the crimes of violence in Washington, DC.”