Brooklyn Subway Shooting Photos Show Chaotic Scene

Emergency workers rushed to a subway station in New York City on Tuesday morning, tending to people who were injured in a mass shooting and searching for the suspect, who remained at large hours later.

Photos taken at the scene showed first responders swarming the station in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park after multiple people were shot around 8:30 a.m., authorities said. At least 16 were injured, including 10 with gunshots.

See the latest photos from the scene below.

WARNING: Many of the images below are graphic.

Law enforcement gather near the entrance to the subway stop.

Police and emergency responders rush to the scene.

Onlookers watch as police and emergency responders gather at the site of the shooting.

The scene of the shooting at 4th and 36th in Brooklyn.

Wounded people at the 36th Street subway station after the shooting.

Blood is seen on the floor of a subway train.

Police and emergency responders outside of the 36th St. subway station.

New York City Police Department personnel gather at the entrance of the subway stop.

New York City Police Department personnel gather at the entrance.

Emergency personnel near the scene of the shooting.

Police and emergency responders at the site of the shooting.

Emergency personnel check the cameras near the shooting scene.

An overhead view of emergency personnel at the scene.

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