NYPD: Suspected bodega shooter arrested
<p>Authorities responded to the Mill Street bodega around 8:40 a.m. after they say a man in his 40s had a dispute with two store employees. </p>
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Apr 18, 2017, 5:03 PM
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Updated 2,570 days ago
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A man shot two other men in a Red Hook deli Tuesday morning before police arrested him, investigators say.
Harry Austin, 42, allegedly shot two employees at the Mill Street bodega around 8:40 a.m. after an argument with one of them. Police arrested him near the scene.
They accuse him of shooting Maged Noman, 33, and Ramon Falu, 52 — each in the stomach.
They say both are in serious but stable condition. Noman, who is from Yemen, has only been working at the bodega for a few weeks.
Austin has nine prior arrests, police say, but the most recent was back in 2008 for robbery.
