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After Mass Shooting, NYC Explores Gun Detectors in Subways
Experts say installing technology to scan large numbers of people quickly for weapons in the New York City subway would be challenging. Mayor Eric Adams says the technology might still be worth trying in a pop-up fashion at select locations as a deterrent. The scanners are already used in some places like sports stadiums but need to be accompanied by...
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Victim in New York Subway Shooting Sues Gun Maker Glock
A woman wounded in last month’s New York City subway shooting has filed a lawsuit against gun manufacturer Glock.
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Man Pleads Not Guilty to Brooklyn Subway Shooting That Wounded 10
A man charged with shooting up a New York City subway train last month in an attack that wounded 10 people has pleaded not guilty to terrorism and other charges.
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Grand Jury Indicts Brooklyn Subway Shooting Suspect on Terrorism Charges
A federal grand jury has indicted a man suspected of shooting up a New York City subway train last month — an attack that wounded 10 people and rattled a city grappling with a rise in violent crime.
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Tipsters to Split $50K Reward for Helping Nab Alleged Subway Shooter, Now on Suicide Watch
The NYPD announced that the five tipsters who helped police capture the alleged Brooklyn subway shooter will be eligible to split the $50,000 reward that was offered during the 30-hour manhunt for the suspect.
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Accused NYC Subway Gunman Stockpiled Weapons for ‘Entirely Premeditated' Attack: Feds
The 62-year-old man accused of shooting 10 people and injuring more than a dozen others committed a “premeditated” rush-hour transit attack that triggered the worst commute disruption the city has seen in 20 years, federal prosecutors said Thursday. Suspect Frank James, wearing a beige prison uniform, nodded when a judge asked him if he understood the federal charge against him….
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Accused Brooklyn Subway Shooter Ordered Held Without Bail
The man charged in this week’s Brooklyn subway attack has been ordered held without bail, with prosecutors saying he terrified the “entire city.”
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Is Crime in NYC Actually Soaring? 2022 Crime Rates in Perspective
NEW YORK – Statistics suggest The Big Apple remains one of the safest big cities in America, and despite a recent surge in crime, the odds of getting victimized remain very low. And while major crimes – especially property crimes – have seen a large uptick in New York City since the start of the pandemic, NYPD reports fewer than 30%…
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How the NYPD Located the Brooklyn Shooting Suspect
NYPD Chief of Detectives James Essig explained how tips and key articles of clothing helped officers locate suspect Frank James.
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See It: Video Shows Suspected Brooklyn Subway Shooter Entering Station Before Attack
New video obtained by News 4 Wednesday shows a man law enforcement believes to be suspected Brooklyn subway shooter Frank R. James entering the transit system in Brooklyn about two hours before Tuesday’s rush-hour attack that left 10 people shot. The video was captured at 6:15 a.m. Tuesday, about two hours before gunfire erupted on the Manhattan-bound N train at…
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Travelers at CT Train Stations React After NYC Subway Shooting
There is an increased police presence at Connecticut train stations Wednesday after 10 people were shot on a subway car in Brooklyn, New York during the rush hour commute on Tuesday morning.
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Manhunt Underway After Subway Shooting in NYC
Police are searching for the gunman who opened fire Tuesday onboard a Brooklyn, New York subway and injuring multiple people, 10 of them by gunfire and some of them children.
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Will NYC Subway Shooting Stop People From Taking the Train?
Many people will continue to rely on the MTA for transportation after a shooting on a crowded subway car in Brooklyn, New York on Tuesday, says Jarrod Bernstein, a former counterterrorism official in Barack Obama’s administration. “People who have to take the subway are still going to take the subway. … I’ll be on it tomorrow morning, taking my kids...
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Travelers at CT Train Stations React After NYC Subway Shooting
You might see an increased police presence at Connecticut train stations after 10 people were shot on a subway car in Brooklyn, New York during the rush hour commute on Tuesday morning. Connecticut state police tweeted Tuesday that there is no threat in Connecticut and they were monitoring the situation in New York and working with state, local and federal…
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Increased Police Presence at CT Train Stations After Subway Shooting in NYC
There is an increased police presence at Connecticut train stations Wednesday after 10 people were shot on a subway car in Brooklyn, New York during the rush hour commute on Tuesday morning.
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Brooklyn Subway Shooting Suspect Tipped Off Police to His Location
The man arrested Wednesday in the shooting of 10 people on a Brooklyn subway was charged with a federal terrorism offense, a day after the attack on a crowded rush-hour train.
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What Should You Do If You See Something Dangerous Unfolding on Public Transit?
Ken Gray, a senior lecturer of National and Homeland Security at the University of New Haven, joins NBC Connecticut to discuss what you should do if you see something dangerous unfolding while on public transit.
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MetroCard Linked to Suspected Subway Shooter Used in Brooklyn Hours After Attack: Sources
“You start seeing faces against the glass, and it’s people, several women, banging against the glass, screaming,” one terrified subway rider in the next car over from the shooter said.
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Resident's 911 Call Led Police to Finding U-Haul Van Tied to Brooklyn Subway Gunman
Police investigating the Brooklyn subway shooting are searching for a person of interest who rented a U-Haul van — which they were able to quickly find thanks to an observant resident.
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Pictures: Multiple People Hurt in Brooklyn Subway Shooting
At least 10 people were shot, with six more hurt, at a Brooklyn subway station during the height of morning rush hour on Tuesday.