Two Amazon employees – including a woman described by kin as “an innocent bystander” – were shot in a late-night burst of violence outside a Brooklyn facility over the weekend, cops and law-enforcement sources said.

The woman, 25, took a bullet to the chest, while a 23-year-old man was struck in the shoulder around 11:15 p.m. outside the Amazon Fulfillment Center on Bay Street near Hicks Street in Red Hook, police said. 

Both wounded workers were taken to NewYork-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital, where they were listed in stable condition, cops said. 

Dominique Dunlap, 25, was one of two workers shot outside the Amazon Fulfillment Center on Bay Street near Hicks Street in Red Hook on Sunday. Dominique Dunlap / Instagram

The woman, identified by loved ones as Dominique Dunlap, was walking back to the facility after a trip to the deli, law-enforcement sources said. 

Dunlap was “an innocent bystander [who] caught a bullet not meant for her” and suffered “significant blood loss,” according to a fund-raising page for her. 

“Although we are incredibly grateful that she survived, the bullet remains lodged in her body, and she now faces a difficult road to physical and emotional recovery,” her family wrote. 

The male victim was bringing his girlfriend – also an Amazon worker – to the building from a bus stop when the shots rang out, sources said. CBS News New YorkPolice are looking for two male suspects who fled in a white sedan, cops said. CBS News New York

The shot male employee had been bringing his girlfriend – also an Amazon worker – to the building from a bus stop when the shots rang out, sources said. 

The girlfriend was unharmed, according to the sources.

Two male suspects fled in a white sedan, cops said.

The motive for the violence remains under investigation.