NFL officer fired at Manhattan’s office building, warned colleagues

NFL officer fired at the lobby Midtown Manhattan Last week, the office building called its colleagues to warn them about the militant before calling in 911, the message said.

The NFL worker who was shot in the back was one of the many in a building that appealed to colleagues with warnings about an active shooter via text or calls, The New York Times It is reported on Sunday.

His call for up to 911 was one of 113, made for a firing message, the report said. NYPD staff arrived within four minutes after the first call.

According to the authorities, four people were killed and the fifth was injured in a building located in Blackstone and NFL headquarters.

The timing of the shooting in New York showed

People stand by a glass window with a bullet hole, near the place of deadly mass shooting at Manhattan, New York, USA, July 29, 2025. (Kayly Cooper/Reuters)

The victims were identified as a 36-year-old NYPD Didarul Islam, who was engaged in working safety in the building, 43-year-old Wesley Lepatner, a married mother of two, who was shot dead in the lobby of the building, real estate workers Julia Haiman, 27 years old, and guard Alande.

On July 29, 2025, a police officer in New York stands near the 345 Park Avenue building, a day after the deadly firing in Midtown -manha in New York. (Timothy A. Clair/AFP via Getty Images)

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Investigators believe that the 27 -year -old Shane Thura from Las Vegas tried to get to NFL offices after shooting On Monday, several people in the lobby of the building, then in the office of the 33rd floor, before he killed himself, the authorities said.

This image from the CCTV received in the Associated Press shows Shane outside the Manhattan office building on Monday, July 28, 2025. (AP)

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Commissioner NFL Last week, Roger Gudell said the League employee was seriously injured as a result of the attack and was hospitalized in a stable condition.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.