Luis Soto

Angel Alvarez will not face charges over the Aug. 8 shootout that saw the NYPD fire their weapons 46 times.

Angel Alvarez, who was shot almost two dozen times by police, is expected to learn whether he will be charged.

Angel Alvarez, 24, survived 21 gunshot wounds in a deadly police shootout last summer.

Larry Garlick blames poor police training for his injury sustained at a Harlem shootout in August.

Police officers testified in a hearing to determine whether a man shot 21 times in Harlem should face felony charges.

Instead of pointing fingers at police, the community needs to acknowledge its role, anti-violence activists say.

Angel Alvarez faces three counts of criminal weapons possession, but not attempted murder.

Two shots from the revolver sparked a volley of 46 shots from police that left Luis Soto, 22, dead and 6 people injured.

Police reportedly found drugs and a large amount of cash inside the home of a Harlem man shot more than 20 times.

Tyreek Manguel, 14, was visiting his grandma in Harlem when he was shot in the stomach by a rifle Tuesday afternoon.

Rev. Al Sharpton and others met to discuss the death of Luis Soto, 21, who was likely killed by a police bullet.

Some Harlem residents said the shooting hampers efforts to build trust with the NYPD, while others blame illegal guns.

Luis Soto was killed by a bullet to the heart that matched the type fired by police, according to news reports.