Binghamton Police Investigate Shooting In City Neighborhood

Police were seeking suspects who ran from a shooting incident in a Binghamton neighborhood.

Officers were dispatched to Doubleday Street on the city's North Side around 2:50 p.m. Saturday.

WATCH: WNBF News videos from the scene at the end of this article.

Several police department patrol vehicles swarmed the area after a resident reported hearing several gunshots.

Responding officers were advised that three juveniles were seen running from the scene following the incident.

Residents of the neighborhood reported hearing six to eight gunshots. One woman told WNBF News she thought the noise was caused by fireworks until she saw the police arrive on Doubleday Street.

A man who was inside an apartment house said a window on the first floor of the building was struck by one of the shots.

There were no immediate reports of injuries linked to the shooting incident.

Binghamton police closed off a section of Doubleday Street as detectives arrived to process the scene and to interview people in the area.

City police were assisted by state police and Broome County Sheriff's Office patrols in searching the neighborhood for those who were involved in the shooting.

Officers took one person into custody at a residence on Eldredge Street, about one block from where the shots were fired. He was led away in handcuffs.

City police and state troopers monitored a section of Robinson Street east of Route 363 keeping a watch for suspects following the incident.

Binghamton detectives were unable to release information about the investigation late Saturday afternoon.

WNBF NEWS VIDEO: Police officers and investigators on Doubleday Street on April 4, 2026.

WNBF NEWS VIDEO: A possible suspect was reported to be on Eldredge Street on April 4, 2026.

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