NYPD Releases Footage of Jets' Kris Boyd's Shooter: Suspect Investigation Update

The New York Police Department has unveiled new surveillance images of the individual sought in connection with the shooting of New York Jets cornerback Kris Boyd in Midtown Manhattan. Authorities report that the suspect opened fire early Sunday morning on West 38th Street, injuring Boyd in the abdomen amid a heated altercation. Emergency responders transported Boyd to Bellevue Hospital, where he remains critically yet stably injured. The investigation team released several clear photographs captured by nearby cameras, depicting the suspect in a black cap, hoodie, trousers, and vibrant sneakers, while carrying a dark backpack. Detectives suspect he fled the scene on foot directly after the incident. Officers are meticulously examining additional footage from nearby streets to establish a timeline of events. While the motive remains unclear, police are uncertain if Boyd was specifically targeted or if it resulted from an argument. The NYPD urges anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers for assistance. The Jets organization acknowledged the incident, with teammates expressing support and prayers for Boyd’s recovery, as coaches visited with family members at the hospital. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities optimistic that public awareness of the suspect's images will expedite an arrest.