US EditionNYC Skyscraper Shooting ‘Tragic and Horrifying’: Jeffries
NEW YORK CITY, JUL 28 – NYPD officer Didarul Islam died shielding New Yorkers during shootings that left five dead, including three civilians, while the gunman had a known mental health history, officials said.
- On Tuesday, Shane Tamura died shielding a pregnant woman during the Brooklyn N train shooting after it left the 59th Street stop, officials said.
- Official records show Tamura had a documented mental health history and died from a self-inflicted wound after the attack.
- Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch highlighted Didarul Islam, 36-year-old NYPD officer, served in the Bronx, migrated from Bangladesh, had two children, and was expecting a third.
- Officials reported four fatalities, including police officer Didarul Islam, and said another man is in critical condition.
- Reflecting on his life, Marjanul Karim said Islam `wanted to leave behind a legacy for his family, something they could be proud of` after community members visited his family home Monday evening.
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As the WLT Report previously covered on Tuesday morning, the New York Police Department has reported that Shane Tamura, 27, opened fire inside a Manhattan skyscraper on Monday evening, killing four people, including an NYPD officer and an executive of Blackstone. The building where the shooting took place is the headquarters for both the NFL and Blackstone. Authorities have reported that a suicide note was obtained from Tamura’s body that critic…
A 27-year-old man killed four people on Monday, July 28, before turning his weapon against him in a skyscraper in New York. He was looking to target the NFL, the American Football League, said the city's mayor, Eric Adams. A note was found on this former high school player, who thought he was suffering from a neurodegenerative disease due to repeated head shocks. - Mental disorders, NFL... What we know about the suspect of the killing in a skysc…
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