New Report Uncovers Extreme Lengths Kris Boyd’s Shooter Went To Escape Police Manhunt

This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

A 20-year-old Bronx man was charged with attempted murder over the shooting of Jets’ Kris Boyd. The man certainly tried his best to evade capture.

Frederick Green was charged with attempted murder, assault, and weapon possession after Jets player Kris Boyd was shot.

Green was picked up in Buffalo on Monday after cops tracked his vehicle. It was a gray Mercedes that was registered in his girlfriend’s name.

29-year-old Kris Boyd is lucky to be alive. He was shot in the stomach outside Asian fusion restaurant Sei Less, which left him in critical condition. Boyd was with other Jets players when a group began to “chirp” at his crew about their outfits.

Boyd’s group entered the restaurant but soon left, as the “vibe” was off. That same group met them outside, and a fight would break out. Footage showed punches being thrown before shots rang out.

Kris Boyd was left on the ground fighting for his life. Frederick Green escaped in a vehicle and went on the run.

Kris Boyd’s Shooter Did Everything To Escape Capture

Frederick Green never wanted to face charges after shooting Kris Boyd.

He reportedly ditched his cellphone. He even chopped off his hair in a failed attempt to hide out from cops, per The New York Post.

Before he was caught, he also deactivated his social media accounts. Green is said to have tried to jump out of a window before his capture as well.

The 20-year-old was arraigned Tuesday in Manhattan Criminal Court on attempted murder, assault, and weapons possession charges. The suspected shooter said nothing as detectives escorted him out of the Midtown South Precinct.

Prior to the Kris Boyd shooting, Green was already a career criminal. He has four prior busts on his record, but much of it is sealed. Green has an arrest record from 2025 for unlawful possession of personal identification. He also has a charge of criminal possession of a controlled substance.

Boyd, meanwhile, continues to suffer from complications of the wound. He has made several trips back to the hospital.