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Man, Woman Facing Charges After Shots Fired Incident In Inwood, Police Say

A man and woman are facing weapons charges following a shots fired incident near a Long Island intersection. 

Bayview Avenue and Walcott Avenue in Inwood

Bayview Avenue and Walcott Avenue in Inwood

Photo Credit: Google Maps street view
Rashawn Williams

Rashawn Williams

Photo Credit: Nassau County Police Department
Satoya Mccoy

Satoya Mccoy

Photo Credit: Nassau County Police Department

Officers heard gunshots in the area of Bayview Avenue and Walcott Avenue in Inwood at about 12:30 a.m. on Monday, May 16, according to the Nassau County Police Department. 

Police recovered 18 shell casings and three bullet fragments at the scene, authorities said. 

Officers received a description of the suspects involved in the incident and located two of the suspects a short time later in the Town of Hempstead Terrace Garden Park, NCPD said. 

Police said 31-year-old Satoya Mccoy, of Queens, was seen throwing a Smith-Wesson 9mm handgun on the ground. The gun had been reported stolen by police in North Carolina and had a 16-round, high-capacity magazine inserted in it, NCPD reported.

Police also reported that 38-year-old Rashawn Williams, of the Bronx, resisted arrest after officers located him.

When Williams was arrested, he was found to be in possession of a loaded Colt .45 caliber handgun, which was reported stolen by police in West Virginia, police said. 

NCPD said Mccoy was charged with:

  • Fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property
  • Criminal possession of a firearm
  • Third-degree criminal possession of a weapon: Ammunition feeding device

She is scheduled to be arraigned on Tuesday, May 17, authorities said.

Police said Williams was charged with:

  • Fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property: Firearms
  • Criminal Possession of a firearm
  • Third-degree criminal possession of a weapon: Previous conviction
  • Third-degree criminal possession weapon: Ammunition feeding device
  • Second-degree criminal possession of a weapon: Loaded firearm
  • Second-degree obstructing governmental administration

NCPD said Williams will be arraigned when medically practical. 

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