New York City police apologized for mistakenly accusing a teenager of a fatal shooting at a Brooklyn parade, then failing to retract the false allegation for nearly five months, despite knowing it was incorrect.

The NYPD apologized for wrongfully accusing 15-year-old Camden Lee in a fatal parade shooting and for not correcting their social media post for five months.

His family wants the police to apologize for putting out an image of him that is still circulating on social media. CBS News New York's Naveen Dhaliwal reports.

The NYPD has issued an apology to a Brooklyn teenager whom they falsely identified as a suspect in a West Indian Day Parade shooting last year that killed one and wounded four. However, the apology came with a caveat.

A New York teen is trying to put his life back together after he was wrongly identified as a suspect in a mass shooting.

The NYPD has issued an apology after mistakenly accusing 15-year-old Camden Lee of a deadly shooting at the West Indian American Day Parade in Brooklyn last September.

Detectives in Brooklyn are on the hunt for two suspects who shot a teenager last week. The NYPD released on Monday night images of the perpetrators connected to the shooting, which occurred at about 10:20 a.