The suspect in a shooting in New York City's Upper West Side is in custody, police said. Eduardo Diaz, 42, faces attempted murder, assault and weapons charges. The shooting took place around 9:20 a.m.

Suspect Eduardo Diaz is in custody after a shooting on the Upper West Side, with charges including attempted murder. A 47-year-old man was injured but is expected to survive. The incident led to chaos and a police response,

Cops have arrested a former employee of an Upper West Side computer services company suspected of shooting and wounding his ex-boss — then sending train commuters cowering under subway seats as he entered a nearby station during his breakneck escape.

Several subway lines were disrupted on Thursday morning as the suspect in a shooting on the Upper West Side fled into the transit system, according to police. NYPD officials said a 47-year-old man was shot in the shoulder and leg by an unknown person at around 9:15 a.m., near West 68th Street and Columbus Avenue.

According to reports, the suspect was fired before the shooting, confronted his boss and fired at least six shots before fleeing into subway tunnels.

A person of interest was taken into custody Friday morning in the Upper West Side shooting that caused chaos on the subway system Thursday morning. Charges are pending against 42-year-old Eduardo Diaz of Queens.

A suspect was arrested and hit with multiple charges stemming from Thursday’s shooting on the Upper West Side that sent subway riders scrambling to duck under seats, the NYPD said. Eduardo Diaz was arrested just after 11 a.