Violence Erupts After NYC Pride Parade, Leaving One Injured

Multiple brawls and a shooting marred the aftermath of New York City's 54th annual Pride Parade, leading to 22 arrests.

A 20-year-old man was shot in the early hours of Monday near Washington Square Park and is in stable condition.
Police shut down the park after multiple fights broke out among the crowd, with videos showing chaotic scenes.
In total, 22 people were arrested during the parade and its aftermath, with 16 released and six remaining in custody.
Anti-Israel protesters were among those arrested for interfering with the parade near the historic Stonewall Inn.
Despite the violence, thousands participated in the Pride Parade, celebrating LGBTQ rights in Greenwich Village.