Police in New York City have arrested the suspect in Tuesday’s subway mass shooting. Authorities say Frank James turned himself him by calling the police tipline from a Manhattan McDonalds and revealing his location. RossDiMattei reports.
. Authorities say Frank James turned himself him by calling the police tipline from a Manhattan McDonalds and revealing his location.Briarcliffe Fire Company Expected To Voluntarily Disband After Racist Comments, Delaware County Black Caucus AnnouncesInvestigators say James has ties to the Philadelphia area. They say he recently rented an apartment in the Tioga section of Philadelphia for 15 days. Eyewitness News stopped by Wednesday, and neighbors say they are in shock.
Court paperwork also reveals a Brooklyn surveillance camera captured the van and a man with two bags, wearing a yellow hard hat and an orange construction jacket. Witness accounts of James’ description matched the surveillance video and police say they found alarming belongings left behind at the subway. Inside the bags, police found gasoline, a torch, a U-Haul key, fireworks and a legally purchased gun from Ohio with a defaced serial number.
Although a native New Yorker, James lived in Philadelphia and Milwaukee in recent years. His most recent was a Philadelphia apartment, since March 28 of this year.Detectives executed a search warrant, finding empty magazines, a taser, high-capacity rifle magazine among other things. “We, the police department, we’re paying attention to what’s going on around us and we’re ensuring that we have proper resources in place,” Outlaw said.
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