[Wall Street Journal] Gunfire struck a school bus in East Harlem.
In some instances, the gunfire struck bystanders who had no connection to the gangs, including a 9-year-old who was wounded in August.
It's hardly the first time that police gunfire struck bystanders, as well as or even instead of the officers' actual target.
On Wednesday, a wave of explosions and gunfire struck the hotel in Mogadishu where he was meeting with Sam Ongeri, the foreign minister of neighboring Kenya.
Gen. David Grange said the gunner, sticking out the top of the armored vehicle, pulled back through the hatch as 50 rounds of gunfire struck the dark green Humvee and antitank rockets exploded nearby.
A month later, at Dixon High in Illinois, resource officer Mark Dallas heard shots near the school gym, rushed toward the noise and in, an exchange of gunfire, struck the shooter, who was quickly arrested.
It was not clear whether the officer's gunfire struck the suspect.
Los Angeles police fanned out across part of Eagle Rock early Sunday in search of a suspect whose gunfire struck a police SUV.
The gunfire struck 3-year-old Nylah Franco-Torrez in the head, and the girl was pronounced dead at a hospital.
Two assassins sprayed the Christian minister's car with gunfire, striking him at least eight times, before scattering pamphlets that described him as a "Christian infidel".
Multiple federal law enforcement officials have also said that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev had no firearms when he came under a barrage of police gunfire that struck the boat where he was hiding, though police feared he was heavily armed.
