A man in New York City is facing murder charges after going on a shooting spree while riding a scooter, according to police. Thomas Abreu, a 25-year-old Brooklyn resident, allegedly shot randomly at cars and pedestrians in Brooklyn and Queens on Saturday. The shootings resulted in the death of an 86-year-old man and left three others injured. Abreu has been charged with murder, attempted murder, and criminal possession of a weapon.

The motive for the attacks is still unclear, and police are investigating the incidents. The shootings occurred over a span of approximately 30 minutes and involved a man on a scooter firing shots at random. Video footage captured one of the incidents, showing the assailant approaching the victim from behind and firing a gun. The police described the shootings as connected.

Abreu is scheduled to be arraigned in Queens. The names of the other victims have not been released.

This incident raises concerns about the safety of the city's streets and the potential for random acts of violence. It also highlights the need for comprehensive gun control measures to prevent shootings and protect innocent lives.