New York ( CNN ) New York City 's longest recorded homicide-free streak ended late Friday night , when a 28-year-old man was shot multiple times just before midnight . Eric Roman was transported to a nearby hospital in critical condition with gunshot wounds to his head , hand and leg and died Saturday , according to the New York Police Department . New York City had gone 12 days without a homicide , its longest stretch on modern record , police said Monday . The last reported homicide was February 1 , Super Bowl Sunday , in Upper Manhattan , police said . That day , police responded to a 911 call about multiple shots being fired and found five individuals with gunshot wounds , the NYPD said . One of those five , Graham Shadale , 28 , was pronounced dead at the scene . Police have not yet made arrests in either case and both investigations are ongoing , officials said . The streak has been the longest since the New York Police Department began recording statistics with a computerized program called Compstat in 1994 , a police representative said . Police Commissioner Bill Bratton hushed talk of the streak Friday on `` CBS This Morning . '' `` Shh ... we do n't want to jinx it , '' Bratton told host Charlie Rose . `` We 're into our 12th day now , Charlie . Eleven is a record and let 's keep it going . '' Despite the record-breaking streak , there has been an uptick in shooting incidents compared with the same time period last year . The week between February 1 and February 8 experienced 110 shooting incidents in 2015 versus 91 in 2014 , according to Detective Cheryl Crispin of the NYPD public information office . New York City 's last record for a streak of days without a homicide was 10 days . In 2014 , there were no recorded homicides between February 13 and February 22 . CNN 's Lorenzo Ferrigno contributed to this report .
A man was murdered Friday night in New York City , ending a 12-day stretch with no murders . That 's the longest stretch for NYC on modern record , they say . The last reported murder was July 1 in Lower Manhattan .