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$50,000 tip money New York subway shooting divided among five people

This week, 62-year-old Frank James began shooting around the subway in New York’s Brooklyn borough. The gunman was arrested after a 30-hour manhunt.


During the search for the shooter, police received many tips. “We thank everyone for the information, including those whose tips ultimately yielded no results,” the New York Police Department said.


Immediate assistance with arrest

The tips of five people ‘whose information directly helped to keep him on’ are rewarded. They split a pot of 50,000 dollars (more than 46,000 euros).

“Thanks to these people, the police were able to do their job and get a dangerous person off the street,” said the New York City mayor. According to his lawyers, Frank James also called the police himself to turn himself in.

Panic in metro station

A total of 30 people were injured, ten of whom were hit by bullets. The others were injured on the run. You can see the panic after the shooting in this video:


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