Two MTA buses struck by bullets in Manhattan

The buses were struck Wednesday afternoon in front of the Grant Houses in Harlem.

Two MTA buses were struck by bullets in Manhattan on Wednesday. Gunfire erupted around just before 2:40 p.m. in front of the Grant Houses, a NYCHA complex in Harlem, as the bus drove down Amsterdam Avenue.

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