Who is Frank James?

ON April 12, 2022, a shooting occurred on a Brooklyn subway train and Frank James was named as a person of interest in the shooting.

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Who is Frank James?

James has been identified as a person of interest involved in the shoot this has taken place in a subway in Brooklyn that Tuesday morning.

NYPD News increased Twitter Ask the citizens to call when they spot him.

“Anyone with information as to his whereabouts is asked to call @NYPDTips at 1-800-577-TIPS.”

At this point, it’s unclear what James is connected to the incident is.

At a news conference, NYPD officials said James had made “concerning posts” on social media about New York City. the subwayand Mayor Eric Adams.

Not much is known about James other than that he is 62 years old and that police found the keys to his U-Haul van at the scene.

What is said about Frank James?

That The New York Post reports that James rented a U-Haul van that was connected to that N Train Attack on Tuesday.

A credit card used to rent the vehicle Philadelphia was also found at the scene, police said.

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It is not yet clear if he is the suspected shooter, police said.

The van is said to have done it Arizona State license plate and was located on West Third Street near Kings Highway late Tuesday afternoon, the outlet reports.

In front the shootThe perpetrator is said to have ignited a gas device to conceal his identity.

How many victims were there?

The masked gunman fired into the crowd, injuring several people.

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As the citizens present at the time of the shooting escaped the horror, some people reported what they saw to the media.

The New York Post reports that 10 of the injured commuters were injured by gunfire.

A total of 29 other people are said to have been injured on Tuesday.

The shooting happened at the 36th Street subway station during the morning rush hour, and NYPD officials are continuing to investigate after the suspected assailant fled the scene.

Police officials revealed that surveillance cameras at the Sunset Park subway station were not working at the time of the attack.

NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell said at a news conference that the person of interest was a 5ft 5 black male with a heavy build of about 170 pounds.