Two Men Charged in New Rochelle Gunfire Exchange

Police investigate reports of bullets striking homes during the incident.

Apr. 6, 2026 at 6:07pm

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An extreme close-up photograph of a single spent bullet casing on a dark concrete surface, lit by a harsh, direct camera flash, conceptually illustrating the physical evidence collected by police during their investigation of the New Rochelle gunfire exchange.The recovery of numerous shell casings at the scene of the New Rochelle gunfire exchange underscores the dangerous nature of the incident.New Rochelle Today

Two men have been arrested and charged in connection with a multiple-shooter gunfire exchange that occurred on April 4 in New Rochelle, New York. Jeremy Maybury and Anthony Parris were both charged with criminal possession of a weapon and reckless endangerment. Police are investigating reports that gunfire entered multiple residences and struck a vehicle in the area, though no residents or bystanders were injured.

Why it matters

Gun violence and public safety are ongoing concerns in New Rochelle, with this incident raising questions about the potential involvement of gangs or organized groups. The proximity to a gathering with children present also heightens the community impact of this event.

The details

According to police, officers responded to calls of shots fired and found multiple shell casings at the scene. Detectives identified and arrested Maybury and Parris as the suspected shooters. Maybury was located at a hospital in New Jersey and is awaiting extradition, while Parris was arrested at his home in New Rochelle. Both men were charged with felony weapons and reckless endangerment offenses.

  • The gunfire exchange occurred on April 4, 2026 in New Rochelle.
  • Maybury and Parris were arrested by police on April 6, 2026.

The players

Jeremy Maybury

A 35-year-old resident of New Rochelle who was identified as one of the suspected shooters and is being held in New Jersey awaiting extradition.

Anthony Parris

A 35-year-old resident of New Rochelle who was identified as one of the suspected shooters and was arrested at his home.

New Rochelle Police Department

The law enforcement agency investigating the gunfire exchange and making the arrests.

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What they’re saying

“No residents or innocent bystanders were injured. Detectives believe one of the shooters may have been grazed by a bullet before fleeing.”

— New Rochelle Police Department

What’s next

The investigation into the gunfire exchange remains ongoing, with police examining potential connections to gangs or organized groups. The judge will also decide on whether to grant bail for the two arrested suspects.

The takeaway

This incident highlights the ongoing challenges of gun violence and public safety in New Rochelle, with the exchange of gunfire near a gathering with children present raising serious concerns about the broader community impact. The arrests of the two suspected shooters represent a step forward, but the investigation is still unfolding.