Police: Suspected Brooklyn subway shooter stopped in Pittsburgh area before attack
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The suspect in the Brooklyn subway shooting traveled through Pittsburgh before Tuesday’s attack in New York City, according to a report from CNN.
On Wednesday morning, New York City Mayor Eric Adams said James was considered a suspect. He was arrested Wednesday afternoon.
Before Frank James made his way to New York City, he apparently was in the Pittsburgh area.
Prior to the subway shooting, investigators say James created a number of YouTube videos, where he can be seen talking about violence and the end of the world.
One of those videos allegedly was recorded in Moon Township, as he was traveling through the Pittsburgh area.
The Moon Police Chief told Channel 11 he saw the video Wednesday morning.
According to the Police Chief, James said he was in Moon Township, and mentioned nearby restaurants, an a hotel.
It’s unclear what exactly he was doing in Moon.
The attack in New York City left 10 people shot and more than a dozen other people hurt.
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