Cheick Coulibaly, 19 – who was out on bail in a 2021 armed robbery case – was busted a short time after the shooting that erupted around 9:50 a.m. Tuesday at the corner of Amsterdam Avenue and West…
was busted a short time after the shooting
The bloodshed stemmed from a dispute that began two blocks north, involving four or five teenage boys, authorities said. In addition to attempted murder, Coulibaly was also charged with assault, criminal use of a firearm and criminal possession of a weapon, cops said. He was awaiting arraignment on the charges Wednesday.
Bullets flew during the brawl, leaving the teen — who sources said was on his first day at the school — with a bullet wound to the leg. The bystander was also shot in the leg and rushed to Harlem Hospital, according to cops.
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