Brooklyn person of interest in subway shooting identified

Normally I don't like giving any notoriety to people who kill people just for the momentary fame. In this case, the scumbag is still on the loose so I posted his photo and will give the details I know. 

New York City law enforcement has identified Frank R. James as a person of interest in connection with the Tuesday rush-hour morning subway shooting. In all, at least 10 people were shot, 7 males, 3 females. Thirteen people suffered injuries from smoke inhalation the bastard released in the train car and from falls or panic attacks. In all, at least 29 people were treated at local hospitals for gunshot wounds, smoke inhalation and other injuries. Currently, 5 people were in critical condition when admitted to the hospital but all are expected to survive.

An armed man wearing a gas mask and green construction worker vest set off a smoke canister and began randomly shooting in a Brooklyn subway train station at around 8:24 am Tuesday morning as a Manhattan-bound N train approached the Sunset Park, 36th Street station, in Brooklyn.

Multiple people in the train and on the station platform were shot by a man described as approximately 5-foot-5-inches, with a heavy build. He is currently at large and although an evil gun was found at the scene, the perpetrator may still be armed and dangerous. 

Police are scouring the city for the shooter and found a U-Haul in the Gravesend section of Brooklyn. It has an Arizona license plate and is possibly connected to the shooting, and was parked about 5 miles from the scene of the shooting.

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At the first news conference, Governor Kathy Hochul said harsh words about the shooting and others, including Mayor Eric Adams [who has Covid and could not be at the presser to say his harsh words] said that the city will not tolerate these crimes.

So far the city has been tolerating these crimes and had, in the past, even spoken about defunding the police. Politicians, however, will always have an arsenal of harsh words, so rest easy.

Meanwhile, let's wait for the Democrats to call for gun control because they don't know how to actually solve real problems.

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