The NYPD is under scrutiny following a police shooting incident in Brooklyn that left one suspect and two bystanders injured, one critically. The incident occurred when officers confronted 37-year-old Derell Mickles, who had previously jumped a turnstile and returned with a knife after being asked to leave. Police claimed they issued 38 commands for Mickles to drop the weapon, but after ineffective taser deployment, they opened fire, injuring Mickles and bystander Gregory Delpeche, who may suffer from brain damage due to a gunshot wound. Protests erupted in response, with demonstrators criticizing the NYPD's actions and demanding accountability. The NYPD has promised to release body camera footage of the incident in the coming days, as families of the injured seek justice and clarity regarding the circumstances of the shooting. Officials defended the officers' actions, emphasizing that the shooting was not over a fare evasion incident, but rather a response to a perceived threat from Mickles.