A 16-year-old boy was shot to death on a Harlem street corner by a pair of gunmen on Razor scooters early Thursday, cops said.
Clarence Jones was shot in the torso near W. 124th St. and Lenox Ave. about 1:30 a.m., cops said. Medics rushed the teen to Harlem Hospital but he couldn’t be saved.
The boy was about nine blocks from home when he was shot, according to cops.
A stray bullet blasted through the front windshield of a passing Toyota Camry, hitting the 51-year-old livery driver’s headrest.
The driver continued to W. 116th St., where he called police.
He suffered some sort of ear injury but it wasn’t clear if he was grazed by the stray slug, struck by breaking glass or hurt some other way as he dodged the bullet. He was treated at Mount Sinai West.
Two shooters on Razor scooters fled the scene and have not been caught.