Four men in ski masks are wanted in connection to a late-night shooting in Harlem.
Two women in Harlem were hospitalized after a shooting outside a building late Friday night, police said.
Cops are now looking for four masked men wanted in connection to the 11 p.m. shooting. They all wore ski masks, police said. The two victims were outside the Frederick E. Samuel Apartments when the group reportedly opened fire on the women. Each was struck in the arm, according to police. Both victims were taken to Harlem Hospital to be treated for their wounds, are were expected to recover.
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