NYC teen nabbed with gun on basketball court — one of six busts under his belt: sources

A 15-year-old Brooklyn kid was nabbed with a gun on a basketball court Monday — one of six busts already under his belt, including others for robberies and thefts, law-enforcement sources say. The Coney Island teen — whose name was withheld because of his age — dropped the handgun on the ground as cops approached

A 15-year-old Brooklyn kid was nabbed with a gun on a basketball court Monday — one of six busts already under his belt, including others for robberies and thefts, law-enforcement sources say.

The Coney Island teen — whose name was withheld because of his age — dropped the handgun on the ground as cops approached him while he was shooting hoops on the court in southern Brooklyn, sources said.

The teen was charged him with criminal possession of a weapon, sources said.

This is the boy’s sixth arrest: He has been picked up five other times, including for larceny and two robberies.

He allegedly committed all his crimes in Brooklyn, sources said.

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