October 24, 2026 SOUTH OZONE PARK, QUEENS, NEW YORK — NYPD Chief of Patrol Philip Rivera briefed reporters on 149th Street after an officer shot a woman inside a home where police had responded to 911 calls about a home invasion and a stabbing on Friday night. Rivera said officers forced their way inside, found two men and a woman struggling in a third-floor bedroom, and that an officer fired after the woman moved toward them with a knife. He said she was in stable condition at Jamaica Hospital, that three men and the woman had stab wounds, and that the Force Investigation Division is reviewing the officers' body camera footage. The video shows police vehicles and an NYPD crime scene unit truck on the road near the scene, officers and detectives behind police tape outside the house, and Rivera reading a statement at a lectern beside two NYPD commanders before taking a few questions. QUOTES Philip Rivera: "At this time, we do not have reason to believe that the female was responsible for either the home invasion or the initial stabbing reported in the 911 calls." Search terms: South Ozone Park, Queens, New York City, NYC, 149th Street, 113th Precinct, NYPD, police shooting, officer-involved shooting, stabbing, home invasion, knife, Philip Rivera, Chief of Patrol, Force Investigation Division, body camera, Jamaica Hospital, North Shore University Hospital, press conference, briefing, October 24 2026, 10/24/2026, 2026-10-24, October 23 2026 FreedomNews.TV | Licensing: [email protected] To license this video, contact Freedom News TV at https://www.freedomnews.tv/license or email [email protected].