Frank James, the suspect in Tuesday’s Brooklyn subway attack, is ordered held without bail during his first court appearance. Prosecutors argued James had the means to carry out additional attacks. Meanwhile, James’ attorney requested her client undergo psychiatric treatment while in custody, but the judge did not rule on that request.
The man accused of open firing on a New York subway train is appearing in court today. The manhunt for the suspect came to a close yesterday afternoon, after law enforcement sources say the suspect called in a tip that led to his own arrest. He now faces a federal charge, with more likely to follow.
Following an intense search, the NYPD says they have arrested Frank James, the suspect who allegedly opened fire on a crowded subway train injuring ten people. Investigators have new details of James’ capture.
Frank James, the man wanted for allegedly opening fire on a rush-hour subway train in Brooklyn, shooting 10 people, is in custody, sources told ABC News, ending an over 24-hour-long manhunt.
In New York, police say several people have been shot in separate subway station shootings in Brooklyn. An urgent manhunt is underway for the suspect who is described as armed and very dangerous.
Police are searching for a man suspected of filling a rush-hour subway train with smoke and shooting multiple people Tuesday, leaving wounded commuters bleeding on a Brooklyn platform as others ran screaming.
