Gun recovered at the scene in Fort Greene.

The suspects fired on the black Ford SUV from the front and the back after
they were spotted arguing on Park Ave. near N. Portland Ave., Prosecutor
David Reskin said.

Gun recovered at the scene in Fort Greene.

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Two Brooklyn men were arraigned Saturday on attempted murder charges
for allegedly opening fire on three plainclothes cops riding in an
unmarked police car.

Prosecutor David Reskin said the suspects — Davon Morrison, 24, and
Quashawn Smith, 23 — were well aware they were targeting a police
vehicle in the Oct. 7 incident in Fort Greene.

Morrison was ordered held on $250,000 bail. Smith’s bail was set at
$100,000.

POLICE NAB SUSPECTS WHO SPRAYED COPS' UNMARKED SUV WITH BULLETS IN
BROOKLYN AFTER OFFICERS TRIED TO INVESTIGATE THEIR ARGUMENT

The suspects fired on the black Ford SUV from the front and the back
after they were spotted arguing on Park Ave. near N. Portland Ave.,
Reskin said.

None of the officers were injured. They returned fire, wounding Smith
who limped into Brooklyn Criminal Court Saturday.

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