Published 2 years ago

Alleged shooter in unprovoked NYC subway murder surrenders

Summary by Ground News

Andrew Abdullah, 25, turned himself in at an NYPD stationhouse Tuesday afternoon, police confirmed. Abdullah is accused of killing Daniel Enriquez, 48, who was shot at close range in the last car of the Q train as it crossed the Manhattan Bridge. Witnesses told police Abdullah was pacing back and forth moments prior to the seemingly unprovoked attack.

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The Washington Post

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