New York police arrest suspect in deadly subway shooting

Andrew Abdullah, 25, was arrested in the case Shooting on the subway, which resulted in the death of Daniel Enriquez, 48, of Brooklyn. Service shootings took place on the morning of May 22 (local time), a spokesman for the New York Police Department said.

Reuters news agency released a photo of Abdullah being escorted by police to the New York Police Department (NYPD) headquarters in District 5 in handcuffs. A statement on Twitter by the NYPD confirmed that the suspect was “under house arrest”.

New York police released photos of the suspect. (Photo: Reuters)

In a statement on Twitter on May 24, New York police said they were looking for Abdullah, the suspect in the shooting and posted a photo of the subject, asking the public to assist in providing information to locate Abdullah’s hiding place.

Earlier, on the morning of May 22, Enriquez, an investment banker at Goldman Sachs Group Inc, was suddenly shot in the chest while riding the subway from Brooklyn to Lower Manhattan. Mr. Enriquez died at Bellevue hospital. The suspect escaped the train as it entered Canal Street Station, local authorities said.

Victim Daniel Enriquez (left) and shooting suspect Andrew Abdullah. (Photo: NYPD)

On April 12, New York City witnessed one of the deadliest attacks in its subway system’s history when a man planted a smoke bomb and opened fire in a subway car. implicit. The attack left 23 people injured, 10 of whom were shot.

The suspect in the attack, 62-year-old Frank James, was arrested a day later. In early May, the subject was charged with terrorism and other federal crimes.

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