the first came last wednesday after he and three others were arrested for punching a man in mid town manhattan and running off with his cell phone. three days later this is what happened. take a look here. you just saw police say the teen jumped the turnstile at a manhattan subway stop with a 16-year-old girl who you will also see in the video. officers asked them to leave and the boy is accused of becoming verbally aggressive before things turned physical as you can see. the boy gets the officer in a head lock right here. the girl also swinging at the other officer on scene. again, the teen who was previously arrested for robbery was released for a second time in four days after this. new york city mayor eric adams calls it a clear case for rolling back new york s bail reform law. listen here. when i say we are the laughingstock of the country this is what i m talking about. how do we keep our city safe when the other parts of the
drink specials thursday night. that be smart. get them out of the women s prison and into the college swimming pools where they belong. [laughter] that s crimes today. [laughter] more criminals let s just hope don t figure out the loopholes. all right, all right, break it up. [sirens] that s it, you re going to t ja. i m sorry, ma am. you re going to lady jail. [sirens] greg: i did know emily was bald. she can carry it though. for now anyway. here in new york i m told things are going to improve, right? at the subway stop sunday morning, that s what they take to fox every day and he wasn t the worst smelling person in the car. the block, these two men got
to dismiss the subway attack as not terror related. this is terror of someone attempting to terrorize our system. they brought in what appears to be some form of smoke device. they discharged a weapon, and so i don t want to be premature in identifying that this was or was not. i think at this time, the investigators are going to do their due diligence to properly identify what happened here. new york governor kathy hochul on scene today called for an end to new york s recent wave of violent crime. we say no more. no more mass shootings. no more disrupting lives. no more creating heartbreak for people. just trying to live their lives as normal new yorkers. it has to end and it ends now. and we re also learning more about the surveillance cameras at the subway stop. what can you tell us about that? yeah, we are learning that the cameras that are actually in the subway stop were not
who rented the u-haul van. you heard the commissioner mention. they are an offering on a word of $50,000 for information about his whereabouts. the shooting happened during rush hour this morning in the sunset park neighborhood in southwest brooklyn. residential, diverse thriving neighborhood of asian and latino communities. there are number of lines that meet and continue into manhattan in that morning commute. on an average weekday, about 9000 people passed through that subway stop. shortly before 8:30 am as an manhattan bound and train pulled through the station, a man put on a gas mask, released two guests canisters in the subway car and opened fire. this is a scene from inside by car.
he s 62 years old frank james with addresses in wisconsin and philadelphia. officials believe he is the man who rented the u-haul van. you heard the commissioner mention. they are an offering on a word of $50,000 for information about his whereabouts. the shooting happened during rush hour this morning in the sunset park neighborhood in southwest brooklyn. residential, diverse thriving neighborhood of asian and latino communities. there are number of lines that meet and continue into manhattan in that morning commute. on an average weekday, about 9000 people passed through that subway stop. shortly before 8:30 am as an manhattan bound and train pulled through the station, a man put on a gas mask, released two guests canisters in the subway car and opened fire. this is a scene from inside by car. you can see there in that