Two people shot at a busy downtown Brooklyn neighborhood

Three people were shot and wounded – including two innocent bystanders – in a street in downtown Brooklyn on Friday afternoon, which sent people to take cover, the police said

. at the intersection of Gallatin Place and Fulton Street, just steps from a Gap factory store and a Hoops Foot Locker store house in the Fulton outdoor mall, the cops said:

Victims – two men, 31 and 28; A 31-year-old woman was transported to the New York Presbyterian Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn with nonfatal injuries, according to authorities.

The 31-year-old man was injured in the left thigh by a 28-year-old shot. The old man was shot in his left arm, and the woman was grazed once in the left hand and once in his right arm, according to the cops. They were all in a stable state.

There were no immediate arrests

The gunman, who fled the scene, was described as a black man wearing a white hat and red shorts, police said. The 28-year-old, who is known to the cops, was the intended target and had a fight with the shooter moments before the shoot. The other man and woman were innocent bystanders

The woman had just left a job interview, while the 31 year old man was just walking down the street with a colleague when the bullets sounded, Deputy Chief Michael Kemper Street vendor Anthony Nickns, 58, who witnessed the shooting on the sidewalk, said that a woman had "hit" a man in the face "and he pulled out a Firearm. "

" After swinging, that's when he fired and started firing, "Nickns said, adding that he had heard the woman shout "fk you" before she

Another witness, Darius Word, 44, said that he stood at the corner of Fulton Street and Lawrence Street when the bullets began to fly

There were two girls arguing and then the guys got into her t mixed up, "said Word. "A guy had red shorts, we could say that he had something that he had his hand on his pocket."

"When I looked here to the Gap, I saw a guy on the floor," says Word. The chaos, Word said that he "froze," but that "everyone was running around me."

"My friend is hidden behind this LinkNYC sign and then I'm out." realized, 'oh man, I have to move, & # 39; he said. "There is just too much violence."

Bystanders also took to Twitter in the middle of the bustle in the busy area.

"NYC sees an active man hunt for a shooting suspect in downtown Brooklyn.22 shooting beside Jay Street Station," user Erick Moore tweeted .