13 guns used in New York shooting that killed hoop star Darius Lee

A rising college basketball star shot dead by a stray bullet in Harlem on Father’s Day was collateral damage in a savage shooting that involved 13 guns and dozens of shots, reports the police.

Darius Lee, 21, was among nine people shot dead in Harlem early June 20 at a party hosted by local rapper Troy « Rich » Rhymer, authorities said.

Lee, incredibly, was the only person to die in the mass shooting. He was not an intended target, cops said.

The NYPD revealed this week that Lee was shot in a shooting stunt involving 13 guns and 53 shots.

Investigators determined that 10 firearms were used based on casings found at the scene of the shooting. Three other weapons were recovered from the scene of the shooting, authorities said.

Two women and seven men, including Lee, were shot near the intersection of East 139th Street and Fifth Avenue around 12:40 a.m., according to the NYPD.

Lee was pronounced dead at Lincoln Medical Center, while others were treated at Harlem Hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.

The promising hoop dreamed of playing for his hometown Knicks, his tearful grandmother told the Post.

The former standout at St. Raymond High School for Boys in the Bronx, went on to play for SUNY Sullivan Community College in upstate New York before being recruited by Houston Baptist University in Texas.