New York Jets cornerback Kris Boyd is expected to make a full recovery following a shooting incident that occurred early on March 3, 2024. Boyd was shot in the abdomen around 02:00 in front of 156 West 38 Street, located within the Midtown South Precinct. A spokesperson for the New York Police Department confirmed that Boyd is now in stable condition.
During a news conference on Wednesday, Jets coach Aaron Glenn provided an update on Boyd’s health, stating that he has spoken with the player and noted he is in “good spirits.” Glenn expressed relief, saying, “I’m happy of the fact that he’s going to come out of this thing really, really well.”
The incident reportedly stemmed from an argument that escalated into violence. As of now, no arrests have been made. Police are actively investigating the case and have released images of a suspect believed to be involved in the shooting. The suspect was last seen fleeing the scene on foot, heading eastbound on West 38 Street.
According to authorities, the individual is described as having a medium complexion and was last observed wearing a black cap, black sweatshirt, black pants, and multi-colored sneakers. He was also carrying a black backpack. The NYPD encourages anyone with information to reach out via direct message to @nypdtip or call 1-800-577-TIPS (8477).
Glenn shared that his immediate thoughts after learning of the incident were for Boyd’s family, particularly his wife and child, emphasizing the personal impact of such events on players and their loved ones. As the investigation continues, the Jets organization has expressed their support for Boyd and his recovery.
This incident has shaken the team and its fans, highlighting the challenges that athletes can face off the field. Boyd’s resilience and the support from his team will play a crucial role as he navigates this difficult period.
