NYPD Shoot Woman in Times Square After Two People Stabbed, One Killed
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Times Square Attack Ends In Police Shooting
When violence erupts in a crowded public square, the first imperative is to stop the threat; the second is to name it correctly. In the Times Square stabbings and ensuing police shooting, officials have been unequivocal: this was a random, unprovoked attack with no present basis to treat it as terrorism. The distinction matters for how cities police daily risk, how the law is applied, and how the public interprets fear in a place built to attrac…
One of the victims attacked by a female assailant in downtown New York on Monday was a 32-year-old Bank of America vice president and new mother. She was returning to work for the first time after maternity leave on the day of the murder. The aggressor, who also injured a 68-year-old man, was shot dead by police at the scene.
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