Man Dies in Syracuse from Accidental Self-inflicted Gunshot to Groin During Dispute, According to Police

In Syracuse, New York, a 35-year-old man named Andre Marshall died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the groin. Police responded to a shooting at 304 Court St at 6:15 p.m. There, they discovered Marshall with the gunshot wound and transported him to Upstate University Hospital, where he was later confirmed dead.

According to Lt. Matthew Malinowski, a representative of the Syracuse Police Department, the incident took place during an argument between Marshall and another man inside the building. Marshall accidentally discharged the gun he was carrying, which the officers later retrieved at the scene.

Thus far, no charges have been filed against the man who was arguing with Marshall. The police have undertaken a full investigation into the incident to ascertain the exact circumstances and whether any criminal charges are appropriate. The shooting occurred in an apartment building located near the intersection of Court and North Salina Street.

No further information was shared about the nature of the argument or the identity of the other man involved. The police spokesperson reiterated the accidental nature of the shooting, indicating that Marshall’s gunshot wound was self-inflicted.

As is standard practice in such cases, all further inquiries were directed to the Syracuse Police Department. The case is a tragic reminder of the potential dangers of carrying and handling firearms, especially in heated situations. The police department encourages public vigilance when it comes to firearm safety, and this investigation is ongoing.