The mayor says in New York left a NFL note in a brain injury, the mayor says

Monday on Monday on Monday Monday was a gunner who killed four people when he stormed the skyscraper at the New York’s heart, who accused the National Football League (NFL) of brain injury, says Eric Adams Mayor.

The attacker, the 27-year-old Shane of Las Vegas, shot himself after the opening of the fire in the building where the American football league has a headquarters, but went to another part of the building after the wrong lift.

Adams said the militant wore a note accused CTE, a brain caused by a head injury.

That’s why she played football in his teens, but did not play NFL, ex-naushaws told us the media.

Among the killed police officers New York Didarul Islam, 36 years old – who worked as a guard in the building – was among the killed.

Another of the victims was the financial giant Blackstone employee, named by her company Wesley Lepatner.

Two civilians were also killed. NFL employee was also “seriously injured” as a result of the attack, League Commissioner Roger Gudell wrote in a report to the staff.

A statement by US President Donald Trump, who visited Scotland, said he informed about “tragic firing”.

The statement states that Trump trusts us law enforcement “to get to the bottom, why this crazy crazy committed such a meaningless act of violence.”

Asked about a possible motive on the part, Eric Adams said CBS: “(He) had a note about him. The note he felt that he had a CTE known brain injury for those involved in contact sports.

“He seemed to blame NFL of his injury.”

CTE, or chronic traumatic encephalopathy, is a brain -related brain disease.

The alleged note of the pagri states: “Learn my brain, please”, according to a senior official who talked to ABC News. It is said that he wrote: “Excuse me.”

The alleged attacker was an American footballer during his high school in California, NBC News Chrough reported.

One classmate remembered that the individuality of the jokes, and the former coach called him a talented and hardworking, who works back, who made a “great player”.

It seems that the militant moved through the US from Las Vegas to New York and used a rifle in the attack on the Park-345 avenue.

After the opening of the fire in the lobby of the Akara building, it is believed to enter the elevator on the 33rd floor and continued to shoot.

The Mayor Adams said the preliminary investigation showed that the militant mistakenly went to the Management Rudin office that owns the building.

Later, he turned his gun on himself.

The incident stopped parts of Manhattan Midtown and public transport. The BBC journalist said at the scene that seeing dozens of police cars and at least one person with a bloody breast, picking up on a stretcher.

The reports reported that they sounded like shots, and the police told those in the area, including the BBC journalist, lean in nearby buildings.

Police worked on the floor on the floor to clean the clock.

One woman, Neskis Lewis, said she had dinner with her friends in the square when she heard the fire. “It looked like you are almost in Warzone,” she said NBC News.

Ms. Lewis said she saw the victim ended from the building and called the incident as “literally the worst situation in which I was.”

The city authorities paid tribute to Islam, who moved to the United States from Bangladesh, had two children and waited for the third with his pregnant wife.

“He did the job we asked him to do,” said New York Police Commissioner Jennifer Tish. “He brought himself harm. He made the final sacrifice.”

Tish continued: “He died when he lived – the hero.”

Members of the Bangladeshi Islam community told The New York Times as Islam moved to the United States and worked as security for the school before becoming a policeman. They said their friend was an active member of his mosque who was running young people in the area.

Blackstone employee Wesley Lepatner was described by her company “Brilliant, hot, warm, generous and deeply respected at our company and beyond.

“She embodied the best of Blackstone.”

Details of two other victims or NFL employee have not yet been justified.