2 injured after gunman shoots SUV driver in chaotic Queens shooting: NYPD

A gunman shot an SUV driver on a Queens street Saturday morning and a second man was wounded by a bullet that may have been fired by a responding cop, police said.

The chaotic incident unfolded at 89th Street and Roosevelt Avenue in Jackson Heights around 3:15 a.m., when an armed man shot into a black Toyota SUV, with the bullet striking a 44-year-old inside, police said.

A police officer who responded to the scene fired one round from his weapon, but it wasn’t clear if his bullet struck anyone, cops said.

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The 44-year-old shot by the gunman was taken to Elmhurst Hospital in stable condition, cops said.

A second man, 28, was shot in the groin and taken to the same hospital.

It wasn’t clear whose bullet struck him, cops said.

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The gunman took off and no arrests were made.

The NYPD’s Force Investigation Division was looking into the incident, a police spokesman said. The specialized unit investigates possible police involved shootings.

Police said no further information was immediately available.

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