Two separate violent incidents involving teenagers occurred in New York, according to police reports Wednesday.

On Long Island, a 15-year-old boy was killed and two others wounded in what police described as a gang-related shooting. The incident reportedly stemmed from an argument at a barbecue gathering.

In a separate incident in New York City, a 13-year-old was stabbed with a large knife during a suspected dispute near a park. Police were photographed collecting evidence from a cordoned-off area of sidewalk, including the recovery of a large knife.

Both incidents remain under investigation by local authorities. Police have detained two individuals in connection with the Long Island shooting, though specific charges have not been announced.

The incidents highlight ongoing concerns about youth violence in the New York metropolitan area. No additional details about the victims' conditions or the circumstances leading to either incident have been released by authorities.