#Shots fired outside Taylor Swift’s Tribeca apartment

Bullets were flying outside Taylor Swift’s ritzy Tribeca townhouse Sunday evening when shots broke out during an armed robbery at a local shop — the second shooting on the upscale block in a month, sources and witnesses said.

The robbery took place at Patron of New York, a sneaker store at 151 Franklin Street shortly after 5 p.m., next door to the Grammy-winning pop star’s $18 million home, with police recovering several shell casings from the scene.

Police said four shots were fired, though no one was hit.

“Suddenly we heard four shots and I was freaked out,” said a waiter at the nearby Tamarind Tribeca restaurant on Hudson Street.

“I saw people at the scene run. They look scared and jumped into a car.”

One local resident told The Post it was the second shootout on the block in a month.

“It’s really concerning to see two gun-related crimes happen at the same place within a month,” the person said.

“It’s a family neighborhood, and I choose safety over access to fancy sneakers every time.”

Police said three suspects fled eastbound, two wearing blue jeans and white T-shirts, and a third blue jeans with a blue T-shirt.

Swift bought the swanky townhouse at 153 Franklin Street for $18 million in 2017 and owns three apartments next door at 155 Franklin. In all, she has spent about $50 million on properties on the block.

Last year Swift beat a lawsuit filed by the real estate broker who claimed the crooner cheated him out of more than $1 million in fees for the purchase.