Video: Cops Shoot Gunman On Bronx Subway Platform

THE BRONX, NEW YORK — Harrowing video shows cops shooting down a gunman on a Bronx subway platform in the middle of the night.

"He has a gun ," a 911 caller told police shortly after midnight on Oct. 16. "F---, he pointed at me."

Moments later, police officer Michael Gonzalez ran up the steps of the 225th Street train station on White Plains Road and toward the southbound 2 train platform, body cam footage shows.

Gunshots ring out as an officer calls out, "Take cover! You good? Shots fired."

Warning: This video contains strong language and disturbing images.

The gunman — 27-year-old Richard Richard — ducked for cover behind a storage bin on the platform as Rodriguez squeezed off ten shots and ran back toward the stairwell, according to NYPD Det. Martin Brownlee.

Meanwhile, 47th Precinct police officer Lauren Southwell ran up the steps onto the opposite platform.

"Shots fired over here," she tells a dispatcher. The next sound is a gunshot.

The cops then nabbed Richard, who had a gunshot wound in his left shoulder, and took him to Jacobi Hospital for treatment, said police.

A Bersa 380-caliber gun and a single round was found on the platform, police said.

Richard pleaded guilty to criminal possession of a weapon in December and is expected to be sentenced in Bronx Criminal Court later this year.