Brooklyn Subway Shooting: 10 people were shot; read details
The shooting on the Brooklyn subway sparked a massive police response, and the suspect is still at extensive several hours later.
According to local media, Brooklyn Subway Shooting at least ten people were injured in a New York subway station shooting. The incident occurred at the 36th Street Station in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park. In a photo taken at the scene, people were seen tending to injured passengers lying on the floor station. However, according to the New York police, there are no active explosive devices at the subway station.
First responders were on the theme, according to New York Governor Kathy Hochul, who promised regular updates as the investigation progressed.
An update from the New York Police Department on the Brooklyn subway incident
At a press conference, New York Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell said the suspected gunman put on a gas mask just as the train arrived at the 36th Street station. “He then opened the canister in his bag, causing the car to fill with smoke. He then started shooting, “Sewell stated.
According to New York police, the Brooklyn shooting is not being investigate as an act of terrorism.
Likewise, authorities said that a rush-hour shooting in the New York City subway on Tuesday is not being investigate like an act of terror, adding that ten people were shot. Still, none were in “life-threatening” condition.
“This is not being examine as a terrorist act,” New York City Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell told reporters. “As long as they know, no one has suffered life-threatening injuries due to this case. As a result of the heinous shooting, the following people are deeply disturb: Indian Consulate.
“Today’s horrific shooting in Brooklyn has left me deeply disturbed. We are in contact with local authorities. Our prayers and thoughts are with those who have been injure. The Indian consulate in New York tweeted about it.
