Brooklyn subway attack suspect ordered held without bail
NEW YORK CITY: The guy charged in this week’s Brooklyn subway attack has actually been bought held without bail, with district attorneys stating he frightened the “whole city.”
Frank James was apprehended in Manhattan on Wednesday, a day after the attack, and made his first appearance in federal court Thursday. Authorities state he unleashed smoke bombs and dozens of bullets in a train complete of early morning commuters, shooting 10 people. All were expected to make it through.
Private investigators are continuing the take a look at the 62-year-old’s possible intention.
James is charged with a federal terrorism offense, which relates to violent attacks on public transportation systems. There is no evidence connecting him to terror companies, worldwide or otherwise, at this time, authorities say.
Published at Thu, 14 Apr 2022 17:08:01 +0000