The NYPD on Monday released new video and images of a man accused of opening fire in Times Square on Sunday evening, striking a 21-year-old bystander in the back, according to police.
According to police sources, several men were involved in a dispute that escalated; one person pulled out a gun and started firing.
The new footage appears to show a man in a red and black top take out a firearm and discharge it.
A 911 call came in around 5:15 p.m., according to police. The man, who police said was not the intended target, was shot in the back while with his family outside a hotel, authorities said.
Police sources identified the victim as Samuel Poulin, a Marine visiting the city with his family from Upstate New York.
Video obtained by PIX11 shows the wounded man miraculously stand up after being shot, before medics took him to the hospital in an ambulance.
According to police sources, his brother-in-law removed the bullet on the scene.
Officials said the injured man was not likely to die.
No arrests have been made and officers have not yet recovered the gun, police sources said.
The NYPD released the above images and video in hopes the public could help identify the man.
In May, two women and a 4-year-old girl were shot in the same area in Times Square.
