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What Happened at East 28th and Madison — and Why This Is a Negligent Security Lawsuit, Not Just a Crime Story The phone call we get is almost always the same. A family member calls from the hospital. Their husband, their father — a 49-year-old man who did the kind of job New Yorkers don’t think about until something goes wrong — was shot in the abdomen multiple times on a Midtown Manhattan street. One bullet went through his spine. He is in stable condition at the moment, but “stable” in a trauma bay is not the same as “stable” in a life. The police say the man who did it had been banned from the building where he worked. The shooter walked up, said a few words, drew a gun, and fired. Then he ran. That is the moment this page is written for. You are not reading this to learn about New York gun law. You are not reading this to follow a press conference. You are reading this because someone you love does the kind of job — security, front-desk, porter, maintenance — where the building knows him by his first name and the neighborhood barely knows…