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‘There has to be more mass shootings,’ Mr James said in one of hundreds of online posts. ‘It’s not about the shooter, it’s about the environment in which he is, he has to exist.’

"My fellow New Yorkers, we got him," said New York City Mayor Eric Adams.

More than 20 people were left injured in the attack after a gunman open fired on a Brooklyn subway train

62-year-old was taken into custody in NYC’s East Village on Wednesday afternoon

NEW YORK — The subway shooting suspect still on the run Wednesday was apparently sleeping inside a rented van on a Brooklyn street in the days before his bloody rampage aboard the N train, sources told the New York Daily News.

A man who posted numerous social media videos decrying the US as a racist place awash in violence and recounting his struggle with mental illness remained at large Wednesday, a day after an attack on a subway train in Brooklyn left 10 people wounded by gunfire. Mayor Eric Adams said…

Mayor Eric Adams admitted there was a ‘malfunction’ on the entire camera system in the 36 Street subway station meaning suspected gunman Frank Robert James was not captured on footage at the scene

Frank James has been named a suspect in Tuesday’s subway attack in Brooklyn

Investigators are still searching for the suspected gunman identified as 62-year-old Frank R James

NEW YORK — New Yorkers have places to be — even when a crazed gunman is on the loose.

Lyft Inc (NASDAQ:LYFT) suspended its surge pricing citywide on April 12 after the horrific subway attack that injured at least 29 people, the New York Post reports. Larger rival Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE:UBER) restricted its suspension of demand-based rates to Brooklyn, where the shooting occurred. The shooting, around 8:30 a.m, had snapped train service…